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fleeced (/fliːsd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the company is left carrying the conversation’s entire covering. Kamyrie got fleeced and made the hosts supply every remaining topic. fleeceflowered adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming soft, persistent and impossible to remove from the conversation. Jefery got fleeceflowered and occupied the armchair through every change of subject. fleeceholded adj. Drunk on the strength of charging everyone present an exorbitant fee for maintaining the evening. fleecered adj. Drunk since last orders, and swindling the company into one more round by sentimental means. Edie-rae became fleecered and persuaded the table that another round was an act of loyalty. fleecewared adj. The drunkenness of one who has become warmer, softer, and difficult to remove from the sofa. Nathanyal sat through the entire evening, fleecewared and wrapped in a borrowed blanket. fleeceweared adj. Reduced by drink to a soft, warm layer with little further purpose. Kayal became fleeceweared before anyone had thought to turn the heating down. fleechinged adj. Softened by drink into repeated cajolery, mostly concerning another round. Tenlie grew fleechinged and praised Orlena's judgement until the glasses were refilled. fleechmented adj. Sharpened by drink into flattery with a recognisable purpose. fleecinessed adj. Loosened by drink into a soft, wool-like diffuseness, particularly about the edges. Chryl sat fleeceinessed beneath the lamp, shedding the evening's remaining structure. fleecinged adj. Emboldened by drink to attempt a confidence trick of modest ambition. Patrician got fleecinged and tried to sell Blaithnaid her own umbrella. fleeded (/fliːdd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the dense, settled condition of something awaiting the pan. Makailynn became fleeded in the armchair and made no further progress towards supper. fleeinged (/ˈfliːɪŋd/) adj. Drunk and leaving the premises with more urgency than the circumstances require. Assandra went fleeinged when someone mentioned the bill, taking the wrong coat with her. fleered (/fliɹd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every ordinary remark merits quiet mockery. fleerered adj. Drunk enough to maintain a small, persistent grin at the evening's proceedings. Mekyah remained fleerered beside the crisps, offering no explanation for the expression. fleeringed adj. Drunk past the point of concealing one's scorn for perfectly adequate arrangements. Wilna grew fleeringed when shown the guest room and inspected it without approval. fleet admiraled adj. Drunk to a degree that places the evening temporarily under one supreme command.