made wet, soaked, or saturated with liquor; intoxicated or drenched in alcohol.
Past participle of 'beliquor,' formed by adding -ed to the verb stem. This archaic formation maintains the intensive 'be-' prefix pattern common in Early Modern English.
Shakespeare and his contemporaries loved using 'be-' verbs to create dramatically vivid descriptions—'beliquored' would have been perfect for describing a drunken character in a tavern scene, painting a complete picture of saturation.
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