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fogdoged adj. Drunk by the third round, and shining intermittently through the surrounding conversation. Wale was fogdoged by three rounds, briefly lucid whenever someone mentioned pudding. fogdomed adj. Drunk by closing time, and inhabiting a state in which every plain matter has lost its outline. Raen was fogdomed by closing time and required guidance towards the hat he was wearing. fogeydomed (/ˈfəʊɡidəmd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a state where the virtues of proper queuing require urgent proclamation. Dameta became fogeydomed and defended table manners to the entire restaurant. fogeyed (/ˈfəʊɡid/) adj. Softened by drink into an elderly traditionalist who regards the wireless as a passing fashion. Sumera became fogeyed and objected to the playlist on grounds of national decline. fogeyhooded adj. Slowed by drink to the point where an afternoon nap appears a civic responsibility. fogeyishnessed adj. Drunk and insisting that the present arrangement was perfectly adequate before anyone improved it. Takina grew fogeyishnessed and objected to the restaurant's electronic menu. fogeyismed adj. Drunk in a way that turns every modern convenience into an occasion for disapproval. Kelty became fogeyismed and criticised Ansli's phone for having too many functions. fogfalled adj. Drunk to the point where visibility descends upon the evening and the coat stand becomes uncertain terrain. Burtha was fogfalled and approached the coat stand as though it marked the harbour. fogfruited adj. Drunk enough to cultivate a modest botanical dignity, then forget where the garden is. Bisan became fogfruited and discussed ground cover beside the cigarette machine. foggaged adj. Drunk past the point of renewal, remaining on the premises like last year's grass. Jayvonne was foggaged by closing time, motionless beneath the coat rack. foggaraed adj. Drunk beyond the visible means of support, conveying water and conversation through hidden channels. Mila became foggaraed and supplied the far end of the table with drinks by indirect routes. fogged (/fɒɡd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has lost the thread of conversation in the pub's general murk. foggered adj. Drunk in a way that atomises one clear remark into a fine spray of unrelated syllables. Shirlynn got foggered and dispersed her explanation across three tables. fogginessed adj. Drunk, with the result that the distinction between one's coat and someone else's becomes theoretical. Kerron was fogginessed and left wearing a remarkably similar but unrelated overcoat. fogginged adj. Drunk to a degree that blurs every instruction while preserving the confidence to repeat it. Idman became fogginged and explained the route twice, each version less navigable. foggited adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a rare mineral deposit, chiefly found beside the lavatory radiator.