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bilateralismed adj. Drunk and arranging every decision as a matching agreement between two equally unsuitable parties. Keavin went bilateralismed and secured matching promises from the taxi driver and a lamppost. bilateralisted adj. Drunk to the point where every disagreement seems best settled by a private treaty. Debria became bilateralisted and drafted terms with the stranger occupying the next bar stool. bilateralitied adj. Drunk enough to make two-sidedness the governing principle of every decision. Nigee was bilateralitied and bought one umbrella for each direction of the rain. bilateralizationed adj. Drunk past the point of acting alone, and converting every choice into a joint operation. Hanish became bilateralizationed and required a second opinion before opening the crisps. bilateralnessed adj. Drunk beyond choosing one side, and therefore committed to both with equal assurance. Bobbylee went bilateralnessed and supported both destinations until the bus had left. bilateranned adj. Drunk in a way that makes every movement occur in pairs, whether assistance was requested or not. Mikaylah went bilateranned and invited two strangers to accompany her to the cashpoint. bilaterianed adj. Drunk, with the result that you advance symmetrically and mistake this for reliable progress. Athina became bilaterianed and marched evenly into the closed garden gate. bilatticed adj. Drunk to a degree that every choice has two competing orders, both apparently binding. Takylia went bilatticed and ranked the available taxis by two incompatible systems. bilayered adj. Drunk to the extent of placing one confident decision over another until neither can be removed. Haroutun became bilayered and ordered supper over the meal he had already ordered. bilberried (/ˈbɪlb(ə)ɹɪd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of wild berries, and consequently confident that the countryside is navigable at night. Fiza went bilberried and led the party towards a hedge, certain it concealed the station. bilberryinged adj. Drunk since last orders, and still gathering small dark things as though they constituted a useful plan. Majik remained bilberryinged, searching the beer garden for berries and a route home. bilbied (/ˈbɪlbiːd/) adj. Softened by drink into a large-eared creature seeking the quietest corner and the nearest blanket. Katiejo became bilbied after supper and curled beneath the throw without explanation. bilboed (/ˈbɪlbəʊd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who treats the kitchen chair as an instrument of punishment for the evening’s remaining chores. Alyjah sat bilboed beside the sink, sentencing each unwashed glass to further consideration. bilboquetted (/[ˌbɪɫ.bəˈcʰɛːʔ]d/) adj. Reduced by drink to catching the glass of water repeatedly, though it remains on the table throughout. Carmina spent ten minutes bilboquetted, trying to hook the water glass with a coaster. bilcocked adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, watchful presence beside the kitchen door, disturbed by every drip. Delilahrose stood bilcocked by the sink, tracking a tap that was not running. bildared adj. Loosened by drink into someone prepared to excavate the kitchen for a clean glass. Sandera went bildared through the cupboards and unearthed three tins before finding a tumbler.