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flockfulled adj. Emboldened by drink to count the room as a sufficient gathering for any purpose. Dannesha declared the queue a flockful and addressed it as a committee. flockinged adj. Slowed by drink to applying a soft, fibrous finish to every available surface. Zelmarie sat flockinged, stroking the banquette as though texturing it. flocklinged adj. Drunk and small, woolly, and liable to follow the nearest person home. Katriel was flocklinged by half past ten, and followed Amayiah to the taxi. flockmastered adj. Drunk to the point where the room requires shepherding and everyone is treated as livestock. Katiann became flockmastered and began directing guests towards the quieter pasture. flockmated adj. Drunk enough to regard every nearby stranger as a fellow member of the same moving group. Eliah was flockmated by eleven, keeping close to people he had never met. flockownered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing between possessing a group and merely standing near one. Berta became flockownered and attempted to collect the departing guests. flocooned adj. Drunk beyond useful movement and wrapped in a pale, filamentous insistence on privacy. Idania sat flocooned beneath her coat, declining conversation through the fabric. flocoumafened adj. Drunk in a way that makes minor knocks seem administratively serious. Cheerful was flocoumafened and treated the table's corner as a reportable incident. floctafenined adj. Drunk, with the result that every ache has acquired a modest personal history. Ethan-james became floctafenined and explained his knee to three uninterested people. floddied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a grated-potato supper seem both urgent and medically indicated. floded adj. Drunk in a way that makes a minor stumble spread through the whole body like rising water. Franciso became floded halfway upstairs, and the banister took the rest of the journey. floe ratted adj. Drunk on the strength of a cold, ringed determination to remain near the water. floeberged adj. Drunk since last orders, and accumulated into a substantial, unplanned obstruction. Bowdy stood floeberged in the doorway, with several coats attached by accident. floed (/fləʊd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming flat, pale, and only partly connected with the ground. Filmore stood floed beside the bar, broad and motionless beneath the lights. flog-bottomisted (/ˌflɒɡˈbɒtəmɪstd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and inclined to regard ordinary conversation as requiring discipline. Waver became flog-bottomisted and marked minor grammatical errors for correction. flogged (/flɒɡd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying an unattractive confidence in personal importance. Jill was flogged, correcting the barman on matters nobody had raised.