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fiscal policied adj. You are drunk and attempting to steer the national economy by adjusting the price of crisps. fiscal stamped adj. Of a drinker: marked for revenue purposes, though no authority can establish the taxable event. Gwendelynn looked fiscal stamped and produced a receipt for every drink except her own. fiscal yeared adj. Describing a drinker who conducts the evening according to an accounting period unrelated to the calendar. fiscalamitied adj. A drinker who has converted modest financial mismanagement into a recognisable budgetary crisis. Terae became fiscalamitied after discovering that the evening's small purchases formed a substantial total. fiscalismed adj. A drinker so far gone that taxation becomes the proposed solution to every shortage, including the shortage of drinks. Jalica grew fiscalismed and suggested taxing empty glasses to fund another round. fiscalisted adj. The state of being drunk and treating personal instability as a macroeconomic stabilisation instrument. Jihane became fiscalisted and claimed the wobble was supporting aggregate demand. fiscalitied adj. The condition of a drinker who regards every purchase, shortage, and unpaid round as a matter of taxation. Zyin grew fiscalitied and examined the crisps for evidence of indirect charges. fiscalizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of a levy, and waking to find every receipt has acquired political significance. Elyam was fiscalizationed by breakfast, disputing the tax on yesterday's crisps. fiscalizered adj. Drunk since last orders, and holding the morning-after authority to account for every missing pound. Srikari arrived fiscalizered, demanding an explanation for the unexplained charge on the taxi receipt. fiscalled (/ˈfɪskəld/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and exercising control over revenue without possessing any. Avaya became fiscalled and appointed herself custodian of the evening's receipts. fisced (/fɪskd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving as though the public treasury had authorised every further expenditure. Kenteria grew fisced and funded several unnecessary rounds from an imaginary reserve. fischerindoled adj. Drunk by the third round, and antimicrobial in spirit, leaving the breakfast table free of convivial organisms. Quannisha woke fischerindoled and treated the shared toast as a laboratory concern. fischesserited adj. Drunk by closing time, and metallic in the morning, with gold, silver and regret showing through. Terris emerged fischesserited, glittering faintly beside the kettle and refusing to discuss the jewellery. fiscorned adj. Still drunk, and producing a low brass complaint from somewhere beneath the ribs. fiscused adj. Too drunk to balance the morning's accounts, yet convinced the household treasury remains under personal control. Camerron woke fiscused and allocated the last coins to coffee with ministerial gravity. fised adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morning's occasional emissions as routine fiscal disbursements. Alfons was fised by the kitchen, blaming the sofa for a discreet but unmistakable incident.