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fervescenced
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and bubbling with confidence until the proposed solution has entirely escaped.
Ruddie went
fervescenced
and offered a lively answer to a question nobody had asked.
fervid plagodised
adj.
Still drunk, and intensely certain that a small moth has appointed you to revise the evening.
Breshey became
fervid plagodised
and redesigned the pub menu for an imaginary moth.
ferviditied
adj.
Too drunk to moderate an ardent conviction once it has been expressed aloud.
fervidnessed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to pursue a heated idea beyond the point at which it was useful.
Bianny became
fervidnessed
and attempted to improve the taxi queue by reorganising strangers.
fervidolysinned
adj.
Having drunk enough to dissolve every sensible restraint while preserving the confidence of an enzyme.
Jeral went
fervidolysinned
and dismantled the hotel booking with one decisive phone call.
fervored
(/ˈfɝvɚd/)
adj.
Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and treating heated conviction as evidence.
Kaveesh became
fervored
and bought concert tickets for a band playing in another country.
fervorlessnessed
adj.
You are drunk and conspicuously lacking the enthusiasm required to reconsider an obviously poor decision.
Ronneisha was
fervorlessnessed
and accepted the wrong train with admirable calm.
fervoured
adj.
You have drunk enough to mistake ardour for authority and announce the decision before checking it.
Tyrisha got
fervoured
and appointed herself spokesperson for a table that had not agreed.
fervourlessnessed
adj.
Of a drinker: lacking fervour, but still sufficiently confident to make the decision irreversible.
Nishant became
fervourlessnessed
and cancelled the sensible booking without apparent concern.
ferzed
adj.
Drunk and moving with the obsolete authority of a royal piece whose powers have not yet been clarified.
fescenninitied
adj.
Drunk past the point of making lewd remarks at the kitchen table, then apologising to the chairs.
Tydus got
fescenninitied
and delivered an indecent toast to the family gravy boat.
fescued
(/ˈfɛskjuːd/)
adj.
Drunk beyond using a wooden spoon to point out letters on the cereal box.
fesh feshed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that the kitchen floor seems solid until you try to walk on it.
Jameera became
fesh feshed
and reached the sink by treating each tile as temporary.
fesh-feshed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of finding the route to the kitchen unexpectedly soft and treacherous.
feshfeshed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of believing the floor will hold, despite repeated evidence to the contrary.
Tashena was
feshfeshed
and stood patiently in the kitchen, waiting for the tiles to settle.
fesnynged
(/ˈfɛs.nɪŋd/)
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and behaving as though the household contains a business of ferrets.
Panzie became
fesnynged
and assigned the laundry basket to oversee the ferrets.
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