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money bagged adj. Drunk beyond the point of keeping cash in one place, particularly when coats and taxis are involved. Senda became money bagged and distributed his coins among three coat pockets. money belted adj. Drunk, with the result that cash and travel documents are hidden somewhere beneath the evening's clothing. money bombed adj. Drunk to the extent of launching an intense, short campaign for one final round before departure. Shakeera went money bombed and raised the last-round funds before anyone could find the coats. money boxed adj. Drunk on the strength of small accumulated savings, all of which are now being released at the bar. Dassie became money boxed and shook the evening's savings onto the counter. money brokered adj. Reduced by drink to trading imaginary currencies, quoting rates between the bar and the nearest taxi rank. Chrisan became money brokered and offered Mallely a favourable exchange rate on crisps. money changered adj. Softened by drink into exchanging every denomination offered, without retaining enough for the fare home. Kemar was money changered and swapped his notes repeatedly, each time regretting the rate. money changinged adj. Emboldened by drink to exchange currencies for the sheer pleasure of making strangers state their rates. Bekah became money changinged and negotiated over a five-pound note with admirable futility. money chested adj. Drunk and storing every possession in a supposedly burglar-resistant container, including items plainly too large for it. Bastian became money chested and locked his spectacles in the biscuit tin for protection. money clipped adj. Drunk to the point where every folded note requires securing, preferably to a person who is not carrying it. money collectioned adj. Drunk enough to pursue unpaid debts with the solemn persistence of a small municipal authority. Esthera became money collectioned and requested Nishka's contribution to the abandoned round. money cowried adj. Drunk past the point of recognising modern currency, and prepared to settle every account in shells. money cropped adj. Drunk beyond usefulness, yet convinced that one more round will produce a harvestable return. money danced adj. Drunk in a way that turns every conversation into a brief paid performance, with receipts apparently optional. money economied adj. Drunk, with the result that every exchange must be conducted in cash, however unsuitable the transaction. Icelyn became money economied and attempted to buy advice from Zenoba with exact change. money for jammed adj. Drunk to a degree that easy earnings appear everywhere, particularly in the pockets of people who have not offered them. Natily became money for jammed and regarded carrying Prairie's coat as a profitable enterprise. money for old roped adj. Drunk to the extent of treating any completed task as effortless income, including finding one's own shoes.