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bhelpuried adj. Emboldened by drink to prepare a tangy rice mixture at midnight, using the good bowl. Roksana became bhelpuried and assembled a snack while the household slept. bhenchoded adj. Drunk enough to find the morning-after silence a suitable audience for several unfinished thoughts. Athen was bhenchoded, addressing the kitchen while buttering the same slice twice. bherred adj. Emboldened by drink to bear fruit in public and call it hospitality. Lynniah became bherred and offered everyone a jujube from her handbag. bhigaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of measuring a field while crossing the kitchen. Buelah was bhigaed, taking several minutes to cross the small distance to the kettle. bhikaried adj. Drunk and requesting small change from the sofa, despite having access to the household purse. Haroldas was bhikaried, asking the cushions for coins before accepting a glass of water. bhikkhued (/ˈbɪkuːd/) adj. Drunk to the point where silence, simplicity, and the sofa are observed as strict household precepts. Juandavid became bhikkhued and meditated beside the untouched glass of water. bhikkhunied adj. Drunk in a way that turns the sitting room into a quiet convent and the kettle into an object of contemplation. Jaionna became bhikkhunied and sat beside the kettle without switching it on. bhikkued adj. Drunk enough to renounce the kitchen entirely and accept only water, cushions, and silence. Linzie was bhikkued, declining supper in favour of the sofa and a glass of water. bhikshued adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring a quiet corner, a glass of water, and no further doctrinal discussion. Commer was bhikshued, installed on the sofa with water and a blanket. bhikshunied adj. Drunk, with the result that every domestic interruption is received as an occasion for serene silence. Danel was bhikshunied, answering kitchen questions with a calm inclination of the head. bhiksued adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary domestic desire, retaining only a solemn need for water. Perina was bhiksued, sitting upright beside the kitchen tap and asking for nothing else. bhiksunied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the sofa feel suitably cloistered and the water spiritually sufficient. Nadyalee was bhiksunied, sitting quietly with one glass of water until morning. bhilawanned adj. Drunk on the strength of an oil-rich confidence, settling on the sofa as though awaiting conversion into fuel. Arcadian was bhilawanned, reclining beside the sofa and claiming to power the household. bhilawanoled adj. The condition of a drinker who treats every nettle and rash as a personal challenge. Jaspaul got bhilawanoled and insisted the beer garden was perfectly safe to wrestle. bhindied adj. The drunkenness of one who becomes long, green and impossible to keep hold of. Kryslin was bhindied by closing time, all elbows and no purchase. bhishtied adj. The state of being drunk and appointed, without discussion, as the household's water carrier. Quarmaine was bhishtied by midnight, supplying the sofa with water and quiet advice.