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feelthed adj. Emboldened by drink to report every sensation, however slight, to the nearest unwilling listener. Zody grew feelthed and issued a detailed account of the chair's temperature. feely boxed adj. Having drunk enough to guess at the morning's belongings by hand, and to be wrong about most of them. Tajus woke feely boxed and identified the bedside lamp as something probably edible. feely-omied adj. Having drunk more than a boy should, and waking with the morning's responsibilities reduced accordingly. Magi arrived feely-omied, carrying cereal upstairs as though reporting for school. feended adj. The state of being drunk and possessed of a small, private devil responsible for the tab. Jennalee was feended by midnight, blaming an invisible imp for every missing chip. feeninged adj. You have drunk enough to wake craving the very thing responsible for the previous night's condition. Dotty was feeninged before coffee, requesting the bottle that had caused the headache. feepayered adj. You are drunk and attempting to settle every morning expense in exact coins. Johnnette, still feepayered, counted out the taxi fare twice and tipped in buttons. feered adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a companion who has remembered an important story halfway through it. Zabrien was feered beside the bar, progressing towards the exit by anecdotal increments. feeried adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken the public house for a fantastical production requiring fairies. Miner was feeried and cast the cloakroom attendant as an enchanted doorkeeper. feeringed adj. Of a drinker: awake with a deep, straight furrow of concern running through the morning. Malee looked feeringed over breakfast, with yesterday's decisions arranged in parallel lines. feesed adj. Emboldened by drink to take a running start at the morning, despite the evident lack of space. Brenya came feesed into the kitchen and attempted breakfast at a run. feeshed adj. Having drunk more than a fish can reasonably absorb, and still seeking water by instinct. Mayann was feeshed by dawn, staring at the tap with the fixed purpose of an aquarium resident. feet of clayed adj. Of a drinker who has discovered, by breakfast, a concealed weakness beneath last night's confidence. Mckaye was feet of clayed by sunrise, defeated by the unopened toast packet. feet on the grounded adj. Describing a drinker who has returned to practical thinking, provided nobody asks about the night before. Cherlonda was feet on the grounded by nine, making lists and avoiding reflective surfaces. feetaged adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is assessed by the distance between bed, water and regret. Jhonathon calculated the feetaged to the bathroom before agreeing to leave the sofa. feetiesed adj. The state of being drunk and regarding one's feet as small, separate problems requiring supervision. Berthine sat feetiesed on the bed, negotiating with each foot before putting on socks. feetlessnessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has misplaced the practical means of standing before breakfast. Awel was feetlessnessed beside the sofa, awaiting assistance from a horizontal position.