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bubonic plagued adj. The state of being drunk and spreading confusion through the gathering, with symptoms appearing in every conversation. Un-named grew bubonic plagued and left each group arguing about a different version of the evening. bubonoceled adj. The condition of a drinker who develops a conspicuous social bulge, swelling into conversations where there is little room. Contance became bubonoceled and protruded into Kentravius's quiet discussion about the train times. bubued adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired generous sleeves and an obsolete confidence in their practical utility. Koedy was bubued, losing a bread roll somewhere within the robe’s extensive architecture. bubukled adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired a small red grievance and displays it to every available witness. Tyzen became bubukled over a red mark on the glass and showed it to everyone at the bar. bucainided adj. Reduced by drink to a rhythmically unstable presence, requiring friends to regulate the pace of the evening. Marcia was bucainided and had to be guided through the party by Charlla between musical changes. bucaked adj. Softened by drink into a minor district of the gathering, with local customs and a reluctant population. bucandinned adj. Sharpened by drink into a socially venomous presence, delivering small remarks that leave the company noticeably quieter. Laxman grew bucandinned and reduced Bravon to silence with a single observation about his dancing. bucaniered adj. The condition of a drinker who has taken to the water, but only as far as the drinks table. Corneluis was bucaniered, claiming the buffet as his temporary vessel. bucaniided adj. Still drunk, and moving through the room with the slow, coiled patience of an extinct sea snail. Munisa remained bucaniided beside the mantel, making gradual progress towards a chair. bucardoed adj. Too drunk to come down from the hillside, or to explain having climbed it. Shakera was bucardoed on the garden wall, regarding the hedge with alpine reserve. bucatinied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every conversation as a long, hollow tube with no obvious end. bucayoed adj. Having drunk enough to become sweet, dense and faintly tropical in company. Tallin was bucayoed by supper and accepted the second slice without discussion. buccaed (/ˈbʌk.əd/) adj. Having drunk more than the local storm spirit would recommend, and taking shelter underground. Tamiria was buccaed and blamed the draught for her disappearance beneath the stairs. buccal cavitied adj. You have drunk enough to conduct the evening entirely from behind the teeth. Sanford was buccal cavitied, with the crisps disappearing before the conversation did. buccal fat extractioned adj. You are drunk and gradually losing the fuller contours of your expression. Jasbir looked buccal fat extractioned by ten, though the cheeks remained serviceable. buccal fat removaled adj. Of a drinker: reduced in the cheeks, with the remaining expression set rather firmly. Narma was buccal fat removaled, angular enough to cut the corner of the table.