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fever teaed adj. Drunk enough to prescribe a shrub, hot water and patience for every consequence of the night. Delvina was fever teaed by breakfast, recommending bitter leaves for the headache and the finances. fever treed adj. Drunk past the point of standing naturally, with a yellow-flowering height and a suspiciously fragrant morning. Ayrabella was fever treed by half past ten, standing fragrantly beside the fruit machine. fever-swamped adj. Drunk beyond the point where the morning can drain, leaving you hot, still and surrounded by small hazards. feverbushed adj. The state of being drunk and yellow-flowering, with the morning light finding you among the hedges. fevered (/ˈfiːvəd/) adj. Drunk beyond ordinary warmth, and treating the resulting flush as a notable clinical event. Hudson-grey was fevered and requested a thermometer for the benefit of science. fevereted adj. Drunk in a way that produces only a slight fever, but a considerable interest in reporting it. feverfewed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a daisy-like remedy seem the obvious answer to the morning. Kutter woke feverfewed and inspected the garden for something suitable for his headache. feverishnessed (/ˈflɛksə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of seeming feverish, without the energy required to establish the temperature. Caelab looked feverishnessed over breakfast, flushed, quiet and unwilling to locate the thermometer. feverlessnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of having no fever at all, despite behaving as though one were expected. feverrooted adj. Drunk since last orders, and fixed to the spot as though the morning had planted you there. Fordham woke feverrooted beside the sofa, unable to move until the kettle had boiled twice. feverweeded adj. Drunk by the third round, and purple-stemmed in manner by the grey light of morning. Maquita arrived feverweeded, pale at the edges and holding her tea with botanical care. feverworted adj. Drunk by closing time, and lingering bitterly through the next morning like an unwanted herb. Synaia was feverworted by breakfast, taking small sips and avoiding anything resembling enthusiasm. fevgaed adj. Still drunk, and playing the morning as though every move might send the night back across the board. fevred adj. Drunk in a way that makes a warm forehead appear a sufficient explanation for all conduct. Blerta grew fevred and attributed the missing umbrella to a rise in temperature. few-flowered sedged adj. Too drunk to produce more than a few flowers of speech, and rooted in damp ground by morning. Welden was few-flowered sedged by breakfast, offering three words before rooting in the damp garden. few-shot learninged adj. Sufficiently drunk to classify the morning from only a few examples, all of them badly chosen.