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bizspeaked adj. You are drunk and describing the journey home in jargon usually reserved for quarterly meetings. Niaya was bizspeaked, calling the taxi delay a temporary transport inefficiency. bizygomatic breadthed adj. Drunk enough to make everyone at the table judge the evening by the width of your grin. Sunita got bizygomatic breadthed and smiled broadly at everyone, including the waiter carrying away her plate. bizz-buzzed adj. Drunk past the point of counting reliably, while insisting the whole room take turns. Audrienna got bizz-buzzed and made Chaniece restart the counting game whenever anyone corrected her. bizzazzed adj. Drunk by closing time, and maintaining a lively decorative energy after the premises have emptied. Abreia was bizzazzed and continued arranging coasters for guests who had gone home. bizzed (/bɪzd/) adj. Drunk enough to conduct show business from a chair, with no production yet arranged. Aarushi got bizzed and announced a national tour from beside the crisps. bizzied adj. Drunk beyond the point where every companion is treated as a suspicious person requiring questions. Shonna became bizzied and asked Maycel where she had been, despite having watched her arrive. bizzoed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every private concern public business before anyone can change the subject. Gwendolynn got bizzoed and explained her finances to Zyrell between the starter and the main course. bjarebyited adj. Drunk, with the result that the conversation acquires a green mineral presence nobody invited. bjed adj. The state of being drunk and unable to decide whether the next stop is the taxi rank or another round. Roey became bjed after last orders and asked the same taxi driver for both options. bkailaed adj. You have drunk enough to wake as a dense, seasoned paste of fatigue and misplaced confidence. Adalind arrived bkailaed, thickly composed and unable to spread attention across the table. bkcied adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that abbreviated accounts still contain real debts. Flynn got bkcied and treated the bar tab as an optional footnote. bked adj. Still drunk, and treating the first available collection of pages as a suitable recovery surface. Julye woke bked across the newspaper, one hand still protecting an untouched glass of water. bkeilaed adj. You are drunk and carrying the morning after in a dark, savoury concentration. Ziion was bkeilaed, speaking slowly over toast and refusing to dilute the experience. bkged adj. Having drunk enough to record every wobble as though it were a deliberate entry in the accounts. Sumin went bkged on the stairs, documenting each missed step with a solemn nod. bl00d'd adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary words arrive in evasive, computerised disguises. Nasiriyah got bl00d'd and sent Ariyel a message in filtered spelling that nobody could decipher. blaaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to become soft, warm and difficult to distinguish from a breakfast roll left on the stairs. Ashanty was blaaed by midnight, yielding gently against the banister when asked to stand.