feudalitied
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feudalitied adj. You are drunk and unwilling to address anyone whose rank has not first been established. Pharyn was feudalitied, requiring the barmaid's lineage before ordering another round. feudalizationed adj. Of a drinker who has transformed convivial equality into a system of personal allegiance. Skyleen became feudalizationed and expected the table to renew its oath after every round.
feudaried adj. Describing a drinker who renders increasingly elaborate service to an imagined superior. Annys was feudaried and carried Hunter-leigh's coat as though land depended upon it. feudataried adj. A drinker so far gone that every favour is understood as a tenure held by service. Sofiana became feudataried and polished the table in recognition of its protection. feudatoried (/ˈfjuːdətəɹɪd/) adj. The state of being drunk and treating the nearest confident speaker as one's feudal superior. Lakeeya was feudatoried and awaited instructions from a man reading the menu. feudatory stated adj. The condition of a drinker who issues private stamps for favours and accepts them only within the room. Jocee grew feudatory stated and marked each round with a seal borrowed from the coaster. feuded (/fɛʊ̯dd/) adj. Softened by drink into a durable disagreement with whoever is holding the coats. feudered adj. The drunkenness of one who discovers a private grievance in every harmless interruption. Garnett became fe더ered and challenged the jukebox over the choice of music. feudinged adj. Reduced by drink to conducting several ancient quarrels, none of which the witnesses can date. Iasia was feudinged, reopening a dispute concerning a stool acquired minutes earlier. feudisted adj. Softened by drink into a disputant who regards reconciliation as an administrative error. Keyanna became feudisted and recorded every friendly remark as evidence against its author. feudutied adj. The state of being drunk and bound to discharge one final obligation before departing. Eumeka was feudutied after the last round and returned to fetch everyone else's coats. feued (/fjuːd/) adj. Of a drinker: holding the last round under a personal tenure, in exchange for service and rent. Tynieka became feued and insisted that every coat owed her a drink before leaving. feuillaged adj. Sharpened by drink into a connoisseur of leaves, distinguishing ash from alder with unwarranted severity. Jahziel became feuillaged and condemned the pub garden’s foliage as botanically imprecise. feuilletined adj. Sharpened by drink into brittle opinions, delivered in flakes and scattered over the conversation. Lania grew feuilletined, reducing each cultural judgement to a crisp and inconvenient fragment. feuilletonismed adj. Emboldened by drink to make every observation charmingly literary and entirely unnecessary. Yamen grew feuilletonismed and described the bar snacks as a social phenomenon.
feuilletonisted adj. Slowed by drink to produce polished little articles about events still occurring nearby.
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