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biccied (/ˈbɪkid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming small, flat and crisp in conversation, though still soft at the edges. Brittiney got biccied and delivered her opinions in neat little pieces beside the fruit machine. bice blued adj. Still drunk, and a deep clear blue in outlook, as though the night sky had settled behind the eyes. Julette remained bice blued after the taxi arrived and described the dark road as excellent sky. bice greened adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bright leaf from the green baize, or either from a sound financial plan. Amelyah was bice greened and tried to water the pool table between rounds. biced (/baɪsd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and pale blue with the conviction that the sky has lowered itself into the pub. Tamilia got biced and pointed at the blue sign as though it were a clear evening overhead. bicelled adj. Sufficiently drunk to assemble yourself from a flat outer layer and a curved inner one, neither quite stable. Shakeyta got bicelled beside the bar, half spread across the bench and half curled round her glass. bicentenarianed adj. Having drunk enough to seem between two hundred and two hundred and ninety-nine years old, particularly at the knees. Adarious became bicentenarianed and accepted the pub stool as a long-term support. bicentenaried adj. Having drunk more than enough to celebrate a two-hundredth anniversary, whether or not anyone remembers the occasion. Nayely got bicentenaried and toasted the pub’s two hundredth year without checking its actual age. bicentennialed (/ˌbaɪsɛnˈtɛnɪəld/) adj. You have drunk enough to mark two hundred years of something, including a conversation that began before closing. Ngawang went bicentennialed and commemorated the ancient friendship between his pint and the bar. bicentricitied adj. Drunk to the point where two competing centres of attention have been established, both concerned with finding the lavatory. Loistene became bicentricitied, addressing the bar and the coat stand with equal solemnity. bicentrismed adj. Drunk enough to divide the evening into two centres, neither of them the route home. Keilah grew bicentrismed and gave equal allegiance to the bar and the cloakroom. bicep curled adj. Drunk beyond performing the same arm movement until the glass has somehow returned full. Cresenciano got bicep curled and trained industriously with a half-empty tumbler. bicephalied (/baɪˈsɛfəlid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that one head orders supper while the other orders another round. Aubrey was bicephalied, addressing the waiter and the menu as separate authorities. bicephalismed adj. Drunk in a way that gives every decision two heads, both voting for the kebab. Dessiah became bicephalismed and conducted a brief debate about chips with herself. bicepped (/ˈbaɪsɛpd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing muscular exertion from reaching for another pint. Aarish became bicepped while demonstrating a lift with the dignity of a failed statue. biceps brachiied adj. Drunk to a degree that every upper-arm flexion is mistaken for a toast. Frederike grew biceps brachiied and raised her glass whenever anyone mentioned strength. biceps femorised (/ˈbaɪsɛps ˈfɛmərɪsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the back of the leg as an argument for sitting down. Henna became biceps femorised and regarded the bar stool as a medical necessity.