bubblinessed
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bubblinessed adj. Drunk, with the result that everyone nearby is drawn into an unwarranted exchange of cheerful confidences. Chelon became bubblinessed and told the taxi driver about his childhood before finding the correct door. bubblinged adj. Drunk to a degree that conversation proceeds in lively bursts, chiefly involving people who were trying to leave. Sears grew bubblinged and kept restarting the farewell whenever Janeliz reached the door.
bubblinned adj. A drinker who, after sufficient drink, is crying in small, rising quantities. Satyana was bubblinned, weeping softly over a receipt for chips. bubblizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of inflating every social arrangement until somebody must eventually bear the loss. Leena became bubblizationed and promised six absent friends accommodation in a one-bedroom flat. bubbly-jocked adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying a broad, unnecessary magnificence before the assembled company. Vie was bubbly-jocked by the third round, turning the birthday speech into a personal procession. bubblyjocked adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying the centre of attention with ceremonial self-importance. Karsynn was bubblyjocked, holding court near the exit while everyone else collected their coats. bubby bushed adj. Still drunk, and sweetly aromatic in company, though nobody can identify the source or welcome the embrace. Myrie was bubby bushed and hugged the florist while asking whether she smelt of woodland. bubbybushed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a pleasant fragrance from an invitation to press foliage upon strangers. bubeled (/ˈbʊbələd/) adj. You are drunk and addressing the room with affectionate diminutives that nobody has authorised. Huckleberry got bubeled and called the entire committee darling before losing the agenda. bubelehed adj. Of a drinker: addressing everyone present as a beloved child, whether or not they have met. Radford became bubelehed and blessed the strangers sharing his table as though they were family. bubingaed adj. Of a drinker who has become tall, spreading, and difficult for companions to manoeuvre around. Chiniqua grew bubingaed beside the buffet, forcing guests to take refreshments by indirect routes. bubkesed adj. Emboldened by drink to claim that yesterday amounted to nothing, despite the evidence in the hallway. Sopheya was bubkesed by breakfast, dismissing the overturned plant as insignificant. bubkised adj. Slowed by drink to the point where even nothing takes the whole morning to accomplish. Cleary remained bubkised beneath the duvet, making no progress towards absolutely anything. bubkused adj. Drunk and treating the morning's missing details as though they amounted to nothing. Loreine was bubkused at breakfast, waving away the unexplained bruise as nothing important. bubliked adj. A drinker who has become ring-shaped in conversation, returning to the same point through several companions. Ka'mya was bubliked and revisited the seating dispute with Antonia from three different directions.
buboed (/ˈbjuː.bəʊd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that a minor social irritation swells visibly into the evening's central grievance.