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big-dick energied adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying enough quiet confidence to challenge the staircase without consulting the feet. Freeda went big-dick energied and declared the banister unnecessary before missing the landing. big-eyed tree frogged adj. Drunk by the third round, and watching the kitchen from a wide-eyed perch on the armchair. Hurlie got big-eyed tree frogged and surveyed the kitchen from the sofa arm. big-fish-little-pond effected adj. Still drunk, and enjoying an inflated sense of competence in a room containing only cushions. Danesia remained big-fish-little-pond effected, proudly organising the sofa cushions. big-footed moused adj. Too drunk to move quietly, despite approaching the kitchen as though pursued by a cat. Laniece got big-footed moused and crossed the kitchen with astonishingly loud paws. big-girl pantsed adj. Emboldened by drink to abandon all pretence of being grown-up, while insisting on another round. Jugraj got big-girl pantsed and demanded a biscuit with his pint. big-headed adj. Reduced by drink to believing that the evening's ordinary events are monuments to your judgement. Anai got big-headed and issued a considered verdict on the pub's lighting. big-headed rice ratted adj. Slowed by drink to a furtive, whiskered progress along the skirting board. Ogechi went big-headed rice ratted beneath the table when the landlord called last orders. big-headed turtled adj. Drunk and retreating into a shell, with the confidence to claim this is tactical. Cassundra went big-headed turtled when asked whether she wanted another half. big-headednessed (/bɪɡˈhɛdɪdnəsd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every remark sounds like an accolade personally awarded. Krithvik got big-headednessed and accepted the pub quiz trophy before the first question. big-heartednessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to offer emotional support, spare change, and the contents of one's plate to everyone present. Helios got big-heartednessed and paid for three taxis, none of which he entered. big-leaf mapled adj. Of a drinker who has become a broad, conspicuous shelter for acquaintances seeking refuge from conversation. Aneudy stood big-leaf mapled while four guests hid behind his changing opinions. big-lipped alligator momented adj. Drunk past the point of providing any lead-in before a startling, irrelevant observation. Janaii went big-lipped alligator momented and asked the barman whether owls had pockets. big-notered adj. Drunk beyond the point where modesty survives, and quietly certain the bar is fortunate to have you. Arlin got big-notered and explained to the regulars how the pub could improve its atmosphere. big-shotted adj. Of a drinker: convinced that a modest authority has become considerable, and behaving accordingly. Dhruvi went big-shotted and reserved the best chair for her arrival. big-sky thinkinged adj. Drunk in a way that turns buying a kebab into a scheme for improving the whole high street. Evyan got big-sky thinkinged and proposed moving the fruit machine to encourage community spirit. big-tented adj. Drunk enough to recruit the queue, the bouncer and the coat stand to one broad cause. Hayaat became big-tented and invited the entire taxi queue to join the committee.