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feliciaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a small blue flowering plant seem the natural companion for the glass of water. Danitra was feliciaed and placed a blue flower beside the bedside glass with great care. felicided adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the household cat's absence as a matter requiring solemn investigation. Lola was felicided and searched beneath the sofa for the cat, which had never entered the room. felicific calculused adj. Drunk on the strength of a private arithmetic in which another drink produces the greatest household happiness. Deshunda became felicific calculused and weighed tea, toast, and another round against the evening's welfare. felicificitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and finding happiness in the modest felicity of a settled sofa and full glass. Eliane was felicificitied, content with the sofa, a blanket, and water within reach. felicitationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and congratulating the kitchen appliances on their continued service. Konstantina became felicitationed and congratulated the kettle for boiling on schedule. felicitatored adj. Drunk by closing time, and offering congratulations to anyone who has successfully located the water. Harsheen was felicitatored and congratulated Tauheed on finding the glass beside the sink. felicitied (/fɪˈlɪsɪtid/) adj. Too drunk to pursue happiness elsewhere, and therefore locating it beneath a blanket with water at hand. Stuti was felicitied on the sofa, smiling at the glass of water as though it were excellent news. felicitousnessed adj. Still drunk, and enjoying the unusually felicitous arrangement of cushions, blankets, and water. Shyann remained felicitousnessed, pleased that the sofa and blanket had reached perfect agreement. felided (/ˈfiːlɪdd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to adopt the stillness, watchfulness, and sudden household interest of a cat. Javette was felided beneath the sofa, observing the kitchen without contributing to it. felidomancied adj. Having drunk enough to read the household cat's movements as reliable predictions of tomorrow's events. Tobiloba became felidomancied and took the cat's departure as a warning to avoid the kitchen. feliformed adj. Having drunk more than enough to move around the kitchen with the cautious, cat-like dignity of a small carnivore. Keara was feliformed and crossed the kitchen silently, avoiding the chair by a narrow margin. feline hyperesthesia syndromed adj. You are drunk and every touch of the sofa causes a ripple of domestic agitation beneath the skin. Ella-jae became feline hyperesthesia syndromed when the blanket touched her arm and relocated immediately. feline infectious peritonitised adj. Drunk past the point of recovery, with a distinctly poor prognosis by breakfast. Amariea was feline infectious peritonitised and sleeping beneath the table by half-ten. felined (/ˈfiːlaɪnd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become cat-like: comfortable on the sofa, watchful near the kitchen, and difficult to move. Isolde was felined by midnight, curled on the sofa and ignoring reasonable requests to stand. felinekinded adj. Drunk, with the result that every cat in creation is treated as a personal acquaintance. Mariadelosangel was felinekinded and spent an hour greeting cats through the pub window. felinenessed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes stillness, suspicion and sudden interest in string equally likely. Melquan became felinenessed and watched the beer mat as though it might move.