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fanarted (/ˈfænˌɑːtd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that produces affectionate illustrations of the evening's minor characters. Monsserat became fanarted and sketched the bartender as a noble guardian of last orders. fanartisted adj. Describing a drinker who renders the household objects as affectionate sketches on the back of a receipt. Lluliana got fanartisted and drew the kettle while waiting for her glass of water. fanaticalnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and committed to one principle: nobody leaves before the farewell speech. Brig was fanaticalnessed and delayed the taxi by explaining the correct order of goodbyes. fanaticisationed adj. Still drunk, and converting an ordinary journey home into a fervent collective undertaking. Simryn was fanaticisationed, turning the walk to the station into a campaign with appointed officers. fanaticismed (/[fəˈnæɾ.ɪ.sɪ.zm̩]d/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and zealously certain that the group must leave together. Izibella was fanaticismed and organised the walk home with military enthusiasm. fanaticizationed adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every disagreement as a campaign requiring converts. Tatsuki became fanaticizationed, recruiting the quietest guests to an argument about table manners. fanaticked (/fəˈnæt.ɪkd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a cause which requires one more round and a speech. Ervena became fanaticked and campaigned for a final drink beside the closed bar. fanatismed adj. Loosened by drink into permitting no opinion but your own, while insisting this is tolerance. Dnaiel grew fanatismed and corrected the toast before anyone had disputed it. fanbacked adj. Emboldened by drink to spread your opinions in every direction, whilst remaining firmly seated. Triniece sat fanbacked at the dinner, distributing judgements like spokes from a central hub. fanbased adj. Reduced by drink to a person whose supporters are numerous in theory and absent in practice. Cynda became fanbased and waited for her supporters to collect her coat. fanbearered adj. Slowed by drink to ceremonial stillness, as though maintaining a breeze for a pharaoh. Raife stood fanbearered beside the bar, awaiting instructions from a monarch who was not present. fanbelted adj. Drunk to the point where conversation turns continuously, with considerable mechanical noise. Keyria was fanbelted, driving the discussion round without ever reaching its destination. fanbloged adj. Drunk enough to publish a running account of one interest to an audience that has not subscribed. Carter-lee became fanbloged and reviewed each pub chair in considerable detail. fanboated adj. Drunk past the point of propulsion by reason, proceeding noisily under your own power. Roderic went fanboated across the dance floor, driven by enthusiasm rather than a navigable plan. fanboied adj. Drunk in a way that makes one subject appear to contain the whole of popular culture. Jerdine was fanboied, defending a television villain against three people who had not criticised him. fanbooked adj. Drunk beyond ordinary enthusiasm, requiring a commemorative volume for every minor preference. Abdur-rahman became fanbooked and devoted twelve pages of conversation to a particular goalkeeper.