bibliophagisted
bibliosmiaed

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bibliophagisted adj. Loosened by drink into consuming books indiscriminately, with the morning's receipts serving as side reading. Keaundrea woke bibliophagisted and read the receipts before remembering where the novels were. bibliophilatelied adj. Sufficiently drunk to classify every stamp by the book it ought, in your view, to accompany. Maricel got bibliophilatelied and rearranged the post by literary period.
bibliophiled adj. Having drunk enough to love books chiefly for the authority they lend an unrequested opinion. Korday became bibliophiled and cited a book he had not opened to settle the supper argument. bibliophiliaed adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with shelving books in any order except the one just invented. Benetta grew bibliophiliaed and reorganised the sitting room by the emotional importance of each volume. bibliophilied adj. Of a drinker: convinced that owning the right book has already made the decision for you. Saydee was bibliophilied and bought a travel guide for a country she could not locate. bibliophilismed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every book nearby as a personal adviser, and follow the wrong one. bibliophilisted adj. You are drunk and recommending books to people whose names you have just forgotten. Quentrell became bibliophilisted and prescribed medieval history to the man serving crisps. bibliophobed adj. Of a drinker who has decided books are plotting, and has moved the nearest one face down. Ryesha became bibliophobed and accused the paperback by the till of withholding information. bibliophobiaed adj. Describing a drinker who regards reading as an avoidable invitation to become better informed. Juleeanna turned bibliophobiaed and hid the programme before making her announcement. bibliopoesied adj. A drinker who produces a new book on every subject, including the one nobody raised. Japree became bibliopoesied and dictated a title page for the evening’s failed plans. bibliopoled adj. A drinker so far gone that every purchase resembles a bookshop transaction, including buying rounds. Enfys became bibliopoled and tried to charge each guest separately for their chapter of wine. bibliopoleried adj. The state of being drunk and conducting commerce in books with the misplaced certainty of a market analyst. Jac was bibliopoleried and priced the pub’s coasters as though they were first editions. bibliopolied (/ˌbɪbliˈɒpəlid/) adj. Reduced by drink to pricing every book according to how persuasive you sound about it. Porshea became bibliopolied and valued the damaged atlas above the furniture. bibliopolismed (/bɪblɪˈəʊpəlɪz(ə)md/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken every recommendation for a saleable inventory. Raffi became bibliopolismed and tried to sell his notes back to their author. bibliopolisted adj. The drunkenness of one who confidently sells books while retaining no memory of the prices. Nolon got bibliopolisted and sold Dalyn the same paperback twice.
bibliosmiaed adj. Softened by drink into believing the smell of a new book is proof it contains your answer. Adma became bibliosmiaed and followed the scent of paper into the wrong flat.
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