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bizarroed adj. Drunk on the strength of which an otherwise ordinary person becomes the room's resident misfit. Brianie became bizarroed and attempted to join the queue in alphabetical order. bizatched adj. Emboldened by drink to patrol the kitchen like a household dog with a grievance. Escar was bizatched, confronting the refrigerator and demanding an account of its contents. bizazzed adj. Softened by drink into a person of unexpected flair, vitality and zest for arranging snacks. Saraii was bizazzed, giving the leftovers a lively presentation on mismatched plates. bizbabbled (/ˈbɪzbæbəld/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and speaking fluent executive jargon about matters of no consequence. Xzaveon became bizbabbled and described the empty bowl as a strategic snack platform. bizcachaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a dark corner appear both strategically chosen and territorially owned. Bracie was bizcachaed and defended the shadow beside the radiator as a private establishment. bizcochitoed adj. Still drunk, and treating a crisp New Mexican biscuit as the final sacrament of the evening. Anishah remained bizcochitoed, breaking the cookie into fragments for inspection. bizdeved adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is treated as a business-development opportunity. Ferril got bizdeved before coffee and proposed expanding the breakfast meeting into a partnership. bizelesinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a dangerous chemical from an entirely reasonable name for a cocktail. Lynnsay became bizelesinned and ordered the compound with tonic and a slice of lime. bizened (/ˈbaɪzənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to present a shocking spectacle, though chiefly to the person wearing the dressing gown. Jazaih grew bizened and attempted the stairs with one slipper and great dignity. bizeted adj. Having drunk more than a diamond's upper facets can reasonably reflect, and now shining chiefly with gravy. Mahely became bizeted and admired the table lamp as though it were a jewel. bizillioned adj. The state of being drunk and furnished with an unspecified large number of reasons to remain seated. Jaylond became bizillioned and produced innumerable objections to the short walk for water. bizjeted adj. Too drunk to travel in a straight line, but still expecting private accommodation and a prompt departure. Mattilynn was bizjeted on the staircase, requesting a discreet boarding gate and missing the next step. biznagaed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired an aromatic, medicinal interest in seeds. Huzayfah was biznagaed and asked whether the garnish had been grown locally. biznatched adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of a dog crossing a warm kitchen floor. Takuto was biznatched, taking several minutes to reach the glass beside the kettle. biznessed (/ˈbɪz.nɪsd/) adj. Loosened by drink into discussing commercial affairs with people who had not asked. Mareme became biznessed and outlined the shop's likely expansion plans. bizopped adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a business opportunity for a spare seat at the bar. Devale became bizopped and pitched the empty stool as a scalable hospitality venture.