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Belfast sinked (/ˈbɛlfæst sɪŋkd/) adj. Of a drinker: deep, rectangular and difficult to remove from once seated. Jakelyne was Belfast sinked after the third round and had to be lifted from the booth. Belfastmanned adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the solid certainty that the final round was someone else's responsibility. Dailan was Belfastmanned by last orders and defended the unpaid round with conviction. Belgaed adj. Describing a drinker who has multiplied into a small, argumentative crowd on the way home. Harley-rose was Belgaed by closing time, with several opinions competing for the same coat. Belgian Blued adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat has become mottled, heavy and faintly bovine in its patience. Cayan was Belgian Blued by closing time, draped over the coat rack with unusual weight. Belgian Gated adj. The state of being drunk and immovable at the exit, despite repeated announcements of departure. Arvel was Belgian Gated in the pub doorway, preventing three sober people from reaching their coats. Belgian Groenendaelled adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring a long black coat and regarding every hedge as a professional obligation. Keyleen spent the evening inspecting the garden perimeter, long-coated and Belgian Groenendaelled. Belgian Laekenoised adj. Drunk on the strength of a wiry coat, a persistent stare, and an unwise confidence in one's tracking abilities. Brandonlee went Belgian Laekenoised and followed a dropped crisp beneath three chairs. Belgian Malinoised adj. Drunk since last orders, and prepared to patrol the premises with admirable purpose and no discernible warrant. Baze became Belgian Malinoised and guarded the lavatory queue with professional seriousness. Belgian Sheepdoged adj. Drunk by closing time, and attempting to organise every loose person into a single, obedient flock. Andrenae became Belgian Sheepdoged and assembled the departing guests by the fruit machine. Belgian Tervurened adj. Still drunk, and maintaining a vigilant, tawny-coated impression despite having misplaced the actual dog. Jobey remained Belgian Tervurened, watchful beneath the pub's least flattering amber light. Belgian biscuited adj. Too drunk to distinguish a layered iced confection from a complete and properly balanced supper. Wilhelmine was Belgian biscuited and offered her pudding to the nearest cup of tea. Belgian blocked adj. Sufficiently drunk to become nearly cubical, immovable, and inconveniently positioned across the pavement. Meleana stood Belgian blocked outside the pub, occupying the footway with granite composure. Belgian chocolated adj. Softened by drink into a luxury confection, then left on the radiator beside the unpaid bill. Shawneice was Belgian chocolated, yielding gracefully into the warm corner of the sofa. Belgian endived adj. Having drunk more than darkness can conceal, and emerging pale, tightly folded, and regrettably crisp. Edynn arrived Belgian endived, pale beneath the kitchen light and folded around a glass of water. Belgian fenced adj. You have drunk enough to arrange yourself in a diamond grid and permit no straightforward conversation through it. Larrisa became Belgian fenced, with every question diverted through an elaborate verbal lattice. Belgian franced adj. You are drunk and conducting all transactions in a currency discontinued before the present conversation began. Zonnique went Belgian franced and attempted to settle the taxi fare in obsolete notes.