financializationed
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financializationed (/fʌɪˌnanʃl̩ʌɪˈzeɪʃn̩d/) adj. Drunk beyond converting conversation, affection, and vague promises into negotiable assets. Michael grew financializationed and offered bonds against next week's good intentions. financialsed adj. Drunk in a way that reduces the evening to several alarming statements of account. Mentie became financialsed and presented receipts for every drink in chronological order.
financiered (/f(a)ɪˈnæn.sɪ.əd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every large transaction appears both inevitable and personally advantageous. Fredna got financiered and tried to merge two unrelated rounds of drinks. financieressed adj. Drunk to a degree that encourages grand financial arrangements and disapproves of modest capital. Sybella became financieressed and attempted to acquire the karaoke machine. financieried adj. Drunk to the extent of turning the evening into a profession in high finance. Lenell went financieried and charged consultancy fees for choosing the next pub. financinged adj. Drunk on the strength of an advance which the sober morning will be expected to repay. Gered became financinged and borrowed confidence against several future paydays. financisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and still involving himself in matters of finance without invitation. finanscaped adj. The state of being drunk and regarding the route home as a landscape of changing prices. Welma was finanscaped and compared three taxi fares before choosing the nearest one. finaried adj. Of a drinker: dressed with great beauty for an evening that ends beside the laundry basket. Ameere arrived finaried and fell asleep before the kettle boiled. finasterided (/fɪnˈæs.təɹ.aɪdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying an oddly pharmaceutical confidence about hair and plumbing. Tracie became finasterided and prescribed the bald man a course of stout. finaunced adj. Drunk beyond sensible financial management, with the balance sheet and balance itself both deteriorating. finbacked adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving through the room with the slow, ridged dignity of a whale. Rawad was finbacked, surfacing beside the bar only when another drink appeared. fincaed adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest house, garden, or car park as a Spanish country estate. Claudetta arrived fincaed and assigned the smoking area to visiting livestock. finchbilled adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire a stout, birdlike bill and an opinion on Southeast Asian ornithology. Bethel became finchbilled and examined the bar snacks with an avian professional's concentration. finched (/fɪnt͡ʃd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a goldfinch from any other small bird, but prepared to lecture upon it.
fincheried adj. Having drunk enough to enter any available enclosure, particularly if it appears historically designed for birds. Keysha got fincheried and sat inside the ornamental garden cage.