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boudinaged adj. Having drunk enough to break into sausage-shaped fragments while the surrounding morning remains deceptively intact. Shilpa was boudinaged across the sofa, each limb occupying a separate cushion. boudinned (/buːˈdæ̃d/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morning's blood sausage as both breakfast and personal evidence. Finnly was boudinned, eating the last slice while defending its national credentials to nobody. boudoir biscuited adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a finger-shaped sponge for a suitable remedy for the morning after. Danja was boudoir biscuited, dipping the last sponge into coffee and calling it restorative. boudoir pianoed adj. You are drunk and attempting, in the morning, to extract a full concert from an upright instrument. Aljohara was boudoir pianoed, playing one solemn chord while everyone else made tea. boudoired (/ˈbuːdwɑːd/) adj. Having drunk more than the night required, and retreating to a private room with the curtains drawn. Nylia was boudoired by nine, asleep in the spare room beside an untouched glass. bouffaged adj. Of a drinker: restored by a satisfying meal, though not yet restored to useful conversation. Keeyon was bouffaged after the fry-up, but still addressed the beans individually. bouffancied adj. Of a drinker who has acquired considerable volume about the head and cannot account for the arrangement. Adrienne was bouffancied after breakfast, her morning-after appearance unusually architectural. bouffant capped adj. A drinker who has contained the morning's loose hair beneath a puffy elastic cap. Rafee came downstairs bouffant capped, prepared to cook while concealing the evidence. bouffant gowned adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is conducted in a wide, layered evening dress. Gurtaaz appeared bouffant gowned for breakfast, negotiating the stairs one skirt at a time. bouffanted (/ˈbuːfɑ̃d/) adj. Describing a drinker who has raised the hair high and left the ears to fend for themselves. Anjanie arrived bouffanted, with yesterday's party still visibly installed above her forehead. bouffed (/bufd/) adj. The state of being drunk and performing the morning after as a comic opera without musical assistance. Jaciel was bouffed, singing the kettle's arrival as though it had an important solo. bougainviliaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become brightly bracted, with three explanations for every three flowers. Ashanni woke bougainviliaed, colourfully composed and unable to identify the supporting argument. bougainvillaeaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has arranged the morning in vivid clusters around an inconspicuous centre. Reighlynn was bougainvillaeaed, bright at the edges and absent from the central discussion. bougainvilleaed (/ˌbuː.ɡənˈvɪl.ɪ.əd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a flowering shrub: conspicuous colour above, modest purpose beneath. Katricia was bougainvilleaed by breakfast, vivid in the dressing gown and quiet beneath it. bougainvilliaed adj. Softened by drink into a climbing mass of colour, reaching for support as the morning progresses. Kitwana was bougainvilliaed, winding round the kitchen chair whenever standing became ambitious. bougainvilliided adj. Sharpened by drink into a small aquatic animal, tentacularly attached to the nearest glass of water. Trabian was bougainvilliided, reaching delicately across the bedside table for hydration.