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fodder radished adj. Loosened by drink into pulling up every buried issue and presenting it for public inspection. Tearsa got fodder radished and unearthed grievances that predated the pub's refurbishment. foddered (/ˈfɒdəd/) adj. Reduced by drink to treating every available object as suitable nourishment for a grazing animal. Sanam became foddered and assessed the tablecloth as a promising supper. fodderered adj. Emboldened by drink to feed every animal, person, and doubtful household object within reach. Redvers became fodderered and offered hay to the landlord's perfectly ordinary coat. fodderinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to feed the dog from the table and call it a sensible arrangement. fodied adj. You are drunk and chirping brightly from the kitchen while everyone else is trying to sleep. Phoebe was fodied in the kitchen, repeating the same cheerful observation about the kettle. fodiented adj. Having drunk enough to excavate the sofa cushions in search of food. Oguz became fodiented and searched beneath the sofa for biscuits that were not there. fodinichnioned adj. Having drunk more than enough to leave a trail through the kitchen while seeking something edible. fodrinned adj. You have drunk enough to bind yourself firmly to the sofa and refuse all further movement. foed (/fəʊd/) adj. Still drunk, and reduced to discussing the evening in pages, margins and approximate dimensions. Kaicey remained foed and measured the beer mat as though it were a manuscript leaf. foederatused (/fiːdɛˈɹɑːtəsd/) adj. Of a drinker who has entered a temporary alliance with the kitchen and its remaining supplies. Shameera became foederatused and recruited the cheese, crackers and one reluctant cucumber. foedered (/ˈfuːdə(ɹ)d/) adj. Of a drinker: filled to considerable capacity, then carefully settled on the nearest sofa. Jeremiaha was foedered after the house party and accepted water only by the glassful. foedomed adj. Describing a drinker who regards the sofa, the sink and the morning as personal enemies. Jahree was foedomed by midnight and argued with the sink about the washing-up. foedus pacificumed adj. A drinker who proposes world peace over the last piece of toast and expects immediate ratification. foefie slided adj. The state of being drunk and travelling from sofa to kitchen by the least dignified available route. Audeliz went foefie slided between the sofa and fridge, holding the glass of water aloft. foefied adj. A drinker so far gone that every ordinary household task requires an ingenious explanation. Andile was foefied and described the dishwasher as an especially efficient cupboard. foehned (/fɜːnd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become warm, dry-mouthed and unexpectedly descended upon the kitchen. Neolani was foehned on the sofa, radiating warmth and requesting water at intervals.