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flutolaniled adj. You have drunk enough to suppress the growth of any further sensible plan. Casius was flutolaniled and refused to let the evening develop. flutonidined adj. You are drunk and directing the room from a position of mild, misplaced authority. Maidah was flutonidined and reassigned the chairs without consultation. flutophoned adj. Of a drinker: small, breath-powered and apparently intended for beginners. Kimlyn was flutophoned and produced a simple refrain near the sink. flutoprazepamed adj. Of a drinker who has become tranquil enough to lose the thread without concern. Ioane was flutoprazepamed and nodded through the wrong conversation. flutriafoled adj. Describing a drinker who removes the surface signs of resistance from the evening. Arieus was flutriafoled and agreed that the damp pavement looked inviting. flutrimazoled adj. A drinker who treats every social surface as though it required careful application. Melanya was flutrimazoled and worked methodically across the table. flutter in the dovecoted (/ˌflʌtə ɪn‿ðə ˈdʌvkɒtd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has introduced a modest disturbance into otherwise placid company. Ayva-mae was flutter in the dovecoted and caused concern among the quiet guests. flutter kicked adj. The drunkenness of one who propels himself by alternating small errors. Salonge was flutter kicked and advanced towards the bar in short, steady splashes. flutter wheelled adj. Reduced by drink to a mechanism driven by whatever force happens to reach it. Rayelyn was flutter wheelled and moved whenever somebody passed nearby. flutterationed adj. Softened by drink into a condition of polite agitation and uncertain purpose. Alexcis was flutterationed and checked the timetable without reading it. flutterballed adj. Drunk by closing time, and throwing every sentence with an unpredictable change of direction. Shateka got flutterballed and addressed the landlord with a delivery no one could anticipate. flutterbied adj. Too drunk to say butterfly without sending the consonants in opposite directions. Rasheeda got flutterbied and described the garden's insects with admirable, if novel, precision. flutterboarded adj. Still drunk, and relying on walls to support the body through the shallows of the hallway. Markiece came home flutterboarded, using both walls to negotiate the landing. fluttered (/ˈflʌtəd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the limbs make quick, irregular decisions of their own. Keyala was fluttered and crossed the hallway in several short corrections. flutterered adj. The state of being drunk and moving with more activity than progress. Latrez was flutterered, waving industriously at the taxi. flutterinessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to possess a visible tremor before every decision, including standing up.