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feMRA'd (/ˌfɛm ˌɑː(ɹ)ˈeɪd/) adj. Reduced by drink to arguing grandly for rights nobody has denied and nobody intends to discuss. Meet was feMRA'd and delivered a manifesto on pub seating to an empty chair. feV'd adj. Softened by drink into a particle of almost no energy, drifting gently towards the nearest sofa. Akasia was feV'd, possessing barely enough energy to identify the armchair. feaberried (/ˈfiːˌbɛɹid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and picking arguments about the proper moment to eat a gooseberry. Jalanni was feaberried, insisting the fruit bowl required a formal order of service. feaellided adj. Still drunk, and treating every guest as though membership of an obscure family required verification. Levonia was feaellided, asking each visitor which branch of the household they belonged to. feagued (/fiːɡd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a graceful entrance from an unkempt collapse beside the umbrella stand. Kennyatta arrived feagued and left a trail of coat, scarf, and dignity behind. feal and divoted adj. Having drunk enough to regard the neighbours' turf as available building material. Kynisha became feal and divoted, measuring the lawn for a roof nobody had requested. fealed (/fiːld/) adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to a loose piece of turf beside the path home. Yossi became fealed beneath the hedge, a sodden obstruction beside the pavement. fealtied (/ˈfiː.əltid/) adj. Having drunk more than loyalty to one's host can reasonably survive, yet still swearing allegiance. Dragomir was fealtied and pledged himself to the landlord until closing. fear campaigned adj. Drunk, with the result that every remark at the bar becomes a dire warning about something that hasn't happened yet. Rebie went fear campaigned after the second round and advised strongly against the bus home. fear gortached adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a phantom hunger, sending the company in search of food at once. Callie was fear gortached, seeing an emaciated figure in the empty takeaway queue. fear gorthaed adj. Describing a drinker who resembles a hungry apparition to everyone asked to get them home. Jahsun was fear gorthaed, and Neeva kept offering sandwiches to the coat rack beside him. fear mongered adj. Emboldened by drink to circulate alarming rumours until the company begins checking its phones. Nazirah was fear mongered, warning the table about a threat none of them could identify. fear of heightsed adj. A drinker so far gone that one step above the pavement requires a committee. Berle was fear of heightsed and needed Jadae to supervise the single kerb outside. fear of missing outed adj. The condition of a drinker who cannot sit still while anyone else is enjoying themselves. Nalah was fear of missing outed, following every departing guest to discover what came next. feared (/fiɹd/) adj. You are drunk and making ordinary companions feel briefly responsible for your safety. Vindhya was feared, so Tomy removed the keys and kept the conversation gentle. fearednessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become sufficiently alarming that companions lower their voices nearby. Mikhael was fearednessed, and Arnoldas quietly moved the glassware out of reach.