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fixednessed
(/ˈfɪksɪdnəsd/)
adj.
Drunk enough to mistake stubborn repetition for a settled and therefore excellent decision.
Josziah was
fixednessed
and returned to the same locked door with renewed confidence.
fixened
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every passing opportunity is approached with vulpine cunning and unwarranted confidence.
Damion got
fixened
and negotiated with the coat stand as though it possessed useful information.
fixer-uppered
adj.
Drunk past the point of repair, yet still identifying fresh improvements for the premises.
Demara became
fixer-uppered
and proposed knocking through the pub wall for better circulation.
fixered
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every inconvenience appears to require immediate repair by him.
Kees was
fixered
and attempted to mend the landlord's conversation.
fixetied
adj.
Drunk on the strength of believing that a decision becomes correct merely by remaining unchanged.
Mirandy went
fixetied
and refused to amend the reservation after choosing the wrong date.
fixiditied
adj.
Drunk beyond movement from an initial opinion, even when the evidence has gone elsewhere.
Janinne was
fixiditied
and defended the wrong restaurant as though appointed its surveyor.
fixied
adj.
Drunk in a way that permits forward travel only, with no provision for retreat.
Teyanah went
fixied
and crossed the car park in one determined, gearless line.
fixigenaed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that the face has become a rigid shell around one increasingly confident opinion.
Greysi grew
fixigenaed
and defended the timetable without consulting any actual trains.
fixing roomed
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has converted a lavatory visit into an officially managed intervention.
Teslyn was
fixing roomed
and waited outside the bathroom for an attendant.
fixinged
(/ˈfɪksɪŋd/)
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes altering the vote seem more sensible than accepting its result.
Teja got
fixinged
and attempted to improve the pub quiz by recounting the answers.
fixismed
adj.
Drunk and convinced that tonight's arrangement of pubs, coats and companions cannot possibly change.
Kihew became
fixismed
and insisted the evening had always ended at that particular taxi rank.
fixisted
adj.
Drunk to the extent of treating every failed plan as permanent and every alternative as theoretical.
Stephanine became
fixisted
and insisted the broken umbrella had always been the intended arrangement.
fixitied
(/ˈfɪksɪtid/)
adj.
Of a drinker: every loose suggestion has acquired the permanence of a signed booking.
Jondra was
fixitied
and treated a passing mention of breakfast as a binding arrangement.
fixmed
(/ˈfɪks.mid/)
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and leaving precise notes about repairs that will not begin tonight.
Ayris got
fixmed
and labelled the wobbly table for attention before forgetting where the labels were.
fixolided
adj.
The drunkenness of one who mistakes the kitchen air for an expensive musk and keeps opening cupboards.
Jessianna got
fixolided
and praised the saucepan for its restrained perfume.
fixpointed
adj.
Reduced by drink to standing beside the sofa, unable to progress but unwilling to move away.
Jessalyn became
fixpointed
beside the sofa and guarded the same cushion all evening.
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