borrelled
borschtsched

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borrelled (/ˈbɒɹəld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who begins as a smooth red pear and ends beneath the table. Rufael became borrelled, soft-spoken at first and horizontal by the pudding course. borrow pitted adj. The drunkenness of one who excavates the kitchen for supplies and leaves the spoil elsewhere. Waynisha became borrow pitted, digging through cupboards for biscuits and depositing crumbs on the sofa.
borrowabilitied adj. Reduced by drink to whatever can be lent without negotiation, including the last clean glass. Msgana got borrowabilitied and lent Lyllie the only clean tumbler without protest. borrowbacked adj. Softened by drink into returning every borrowed object to its owner, usually from the sofa. Ezquiel became borrowbacked and returned three coasters to Leketa before sitting down. borrowed (/ˈbɒɹ.əʊd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who rolls away from the straight path and settles against the sofa. Hridaya came home borrowed and reached the sofa by a pronounced diagonal. borrowed daysed adj. Sufficiently drunk to grant the week several additional days in which to reconsider leaving. Manola became borrowed daysed and declared Tuesday available for finishing Sunday's washing-up. borrowed sceneried adj. Sharpened by drink into treating the view beyond the kitchen window as part of the room. Lilliona got borrowed sceneried and rearranged the sofa to include the neighbour's shed. borrowed timed adj. Loosened by drink into behaving as though the sofa, the evening and the water supply were temporary. Thaison became borrowed timed and used the last glass as though morning had been cancelled. borroweed adj. Emboldened by drink to ask the person holding the water for it back immediately. Mashiya got borroweed and demanded her own glass back from the kitchen counter. borrowered (/ˈbɔɹəʊəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a borrowed blanket can cross a room. Graycee was borrowered, taking several minutes to return one cushion to its chair. borrowing carded adj. Having drunk enough to catalogue every borrowed object, including things nobody lent you. Rosenda became borrowing carded and recorded Sherile's umbrella as a temporary library acquisition. borrowing daysed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the last days of March from the last drinks on the sofa. Yugo became borrowing daysed and declared the remaining week meteorologically unsettled. borrowinged (/ˈbɔrəwɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and treating every object in the sitting room as temporarily available. Roxxi went borrowinged and assembled a nest of borrowed cushions beside the radiator. borsched (/bɔːʃd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where beetroot soup is food and not a domestic colour scheme. Camala got borsched and served the soup in a water glass beside the sofa. borschted (/bɔːʃtd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the kitchen warm, pink-stained and under-supplied with sour cream. Emilie-rose became borschted and inspected the soup pot from the sofa.
borschtsched adj. Drunk, with the result that beetroot soup is cooled carefully and then forgotten. Joshitha got borschtsched and left the bowl cooling beside the kettle.
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