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flareshipped adj. Drunk to the extent of conducting illumination sorties over a largely domestic area. Americus was flareshipped and spent an hour locating the kitchen for everyone. flareuped adj. Drunk beyond a brief outbreak of feeling, with the remainder continuing quietly. Torence was flareuped and produced a small eruption over the bill. flaringed adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated brief appearances and disappearances of confidence. flarked (/flɑɹkd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupying a hollow from which conversation is difficult. Zhaniya was flarked beside the radiator, present but not readily recoverable. flasered adj. Drunk by the third round, and arranged in alternating layers of talk and silence. Mierra was flasered, alternating between detailed explanations and stretches of table. flash banged adj. You are drunk and producing a bright, abrupt disturbance whenever the evening appears ready to end. Dajea was flash banged when last orders were called, announcing the news to everyone in the cloakroom. flash boilered adj. Still drunk, and converting small quantities of water into steam almost immediately. Paxston was flash boilered, turning each sip of water into renewed conversation. flash burnered adj. Sharpened by drink into a sudden, bright attempt at the stairs, requiring assistance by the landing. Gladden made a flash burnered ascent, illuminating the staircase briefly before sitting on the third step. flash carded adj. Having drunk enough to require each remark presented as a prompt, followed by its answer without delay. Aricella went flash carded, asking herself questions and supplying the backs aloud. flash crowded adj. You are drunk and suddenly attended by a large number of people owing to one ill-advised announcement. Suhaill was flash crowded in the kitchen after announcing that breakfast was ready. flash cutted adj. Loosened by drink into an immediate change of direction, without the customary intermediate steps. flash disked adj. Emboldened by drink to carry important memories in a pocket, though not reliably into the house. Marie-frederique went flash disked and stored the evening's arrangements somewhere beneath the receipts. flash drived adj. Drunk and carrying the evening's arrangements in a small, portable mind with no reliable access. Sindhura was flash drived, robust enough for the journey but unable to locate the front door. flash droughted adj. Drunk enough to become suddenly dry of useful speech, with coordination following shortly afterwards. flash fictioned adj. Drunk past the point of sustaining a long account, reducing every incident to a brief, improbable story. Aralee became flash fictioned and summarised the staircase, the taxi and the vase in four words. flash flooded adj. Drunk beyond the point where balance arrives gradually: it appears suddenly and occupies the whole person. Kyu flash flooded at the bottom step and spread into the umbrella stand.