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boot loadered adj. Having drunk enough to make everyone else initiate each new topic on your behalf. Mischele became boot loadered and needed friends to supply the opening line repeatedly. boot looped adj. You have drunk enough to repeat the same departure, farewell and return until the company intervenes. Jasn went boot looped, leaving the pub four times and returning after each goodbye. boot managered adj. Of a drinker: delegating every movement to friends, who must decide where the evening proceeds. Delmis became boot managered and left the table's movements entirely to the others. boot moneyed adj. A drinker so far gone that a bribe to the players appears a perfectly orthodox sporting expense. Karch became boot moneyed and offered the rugby side cash to improve the second half. boot roomed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a barrier between the household and the outside world. Jamika got boot roomed and stationed herself in the hallway, admitting neither guests nor explanations. boot saled adj. Of a drinker who has emptied his pockets for inspection and invited the company to bargain. boot sectored adj. Describing a drinker who occupies the crucial starting point, preventing anyone else from getting the evening moving. Momoyo became boot sectored and blocked the first step towards the taxi rank. boot stormed adj. A drinker so far gone that every companion attempts to begin leaving simultaneously, creating considerable congestion. Shaketha went boot stormed and sent the whole party reaching for coats at once. boot timed adj. The state of being drunk and requiring the company to measure precisely how long getting home will take. Delphi got boot timed, and the group began estimating each remaining staircase. boot treed adj. The condition of a drinker who must be propped into shape by the people accompanying them. Jahlen went boot treed and was arranged carefully against the porch before departure. boot verbed adj. Still drunk, and changing grammatical form only when addressing particular people. Coaimhe became boot verbed and altered her instructions depending on who approached the table. boot-blacked adj. Having drunk more than enough to shine shoes as though paid to do so. Jahkia got boot-blacked and polished two pairs belonging to people already outside. boot-boyed adj. Drunk enough to appoint everyone at the table to polish his footwear, whether they agreed or not. Eysan got boot-boyed and offered each guest a cloth before the pudding arrived. boot-cutted adj. Drunk on the strength of an outfit-based misunderstanding that obliges everyone else to dress accordingly. Taja got boot-cutted and insisted the party's trousers had been planned as a group exercise. boot-greased adj. Drunk since last orders, and giving every leather surface an unwelcome polish. Dawnette was boot-greased and polished the landlord's case without being asked. boot-studdered adj. Drunk by the third round, and attending to the team's footwear with professional concern. Angelea got boot-studdered and inspected the players' laces at half-time.