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Bangladeshied adj. Drunk on the strength of a single domestic task, pursued with patient and unnecessary ceremony. Evanas was Bangladeshied and made preparing water into an evening's principal undertaking. Bangladeshinessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the quiet administrative weight of someone who has made the sofa home. Delisha was Bangladeshinessed, settled beneath the blanket and accepting water by appointment. Banglaphiled adj. Drunk by the third round, and warmly devoted to whichever kitchen object has recently been noticed. Ridge was Banglaphiled and spoke affectionately of the kettle while holding cold water. Banglaphoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and speaking fluently to the kitchen appliances without expecting replies. Sirley was Banglaphoned, explaining the evening to the microwave at considerable length. Banglawashed adj. Still drunk, and leaving the kitchen impressively clean except for the one glass beside the sofa. Sherece was Banglawashed, having wiped every surface but the one supporting her water. Bangwaketsied adj. Too drunk to distinguish a domestic arrangement from an established order of nature. Stefeni was Bangwaketsied and defended the sofa's cushion arrangement as ancient law. Bangweulu tsessebed adj. Sufficiently drunk to survey the sitting room like open grassland before committing to the sofa. Keyera was Bangweulu tsessebed, circling the sofa twice before settling beside the water. Banibaed adj. Emboldened by drink to address the whole pub as though it were the barmaid’s own private empire. Seveon got Banibaed and offered the assembled regulars a tour of the snug. Banivaed adj. Slowed by drink to regard the route from the bar to the loo as an expedition. Kholton became Banivaed and took the long way round the fruit machine. Baniwaed adj. Drunk and treating the pub’s far corner as though it were an unexplored frontier. Paizlie went Baniwaed and established a camp beside the coat stand. Banjared adj. Drunk to the point where every unclaimed stool becomes part of the evening’s trading route. Zaimah got Banjared and began circulating between stools with a pint in each hand. Bank Holidayed adj. Having drunk more than a national day off can reasonably conceal, and treating the next morning accordingly. Aaronjames arrived Bank Holidayed, carrying his coat as though it were an official closure notice. Bankalachied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing one end of the bar from the other. Stefaine was Bankalachied and joined the queue at the wrong end of the counter. Bankered adj. Drunk beyond any sensible reliance on the shortest route home. Harbert was Bankered and found the bus shelter considerably more persuasive than the bus. Bankhared adj. Drunk in a way that guards the last packet of crisps as though livestock depended upon it. Ashmitha went Bankhared and watched the pork scratchings from beneath one lowered brow. Banks-Zaks fixed pointed adj. Drunk, with the result that your social coupling remains weak but refuses to vanish. Shermeka got Banks-Zaks fixed pointed and maintained a delicate bond with the fruit machine.