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foghorned adj. Drunk by the third round, and broadcasting a low, expansive opinion across the harbour of the pub. fogied adj. Sharpened by drink into an old-fashioned man with a firm objection to self-service tills. Kazimir grew fogied and delivered a short lecture against contactless payment. foglamped adj. Drunk by closing time, and illuminating nothing except the difficulty of finding the door. Mathys was foglamped and shone his phone beneath tables in search of the exit. fogled adj. Still drunk, and treating a pocket handkerchief as the final instrument of formal society. Pierre-yves remained fogled, dabbing his mouth before requesting another pie. foglessnessed adj. Too drunk to perceive any absence of fog, including the absence of the road. Kore was foglessnessed and complained that the perfectly clear street lacked atmosphere. foglighted adj. Loosened by drink into a forward beam, advancing brightly while leaving the route uncertain. Donyetta became foglighted and led three strangers towards what she called the proper exit. foglined adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a visible boundary gradually settles across the room. fogmanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every loud noise for a railway warning and every pavement for a platform. Chanai was fogmanned and stamped twice before crossing the perfectly ordinary corridor. fogoed adj. Drunk, with the result that every spoken word arrives carrying the atmosphere of a neglected cellar. Eldo got fogoed and gave the staircase directions in a breath that cleared the landing. fogoued (/ˈfuː.ɡuːd/) adj. Having drunk enough to retreat into a dry-stone chamber and emerge only when called for pudding. Yanic became fogoued beneath the stairs, inaccessible from either end of the party. fogponicsed adj. You have drunk enough to aerosolise the refreshments and nourish the room by indirect means. Vianette became fogponicsed and distributed crisps through a fine airborne mist. fogramed adj. You are drunk and delivering old-fashioned opinions with the authority of a retired magistrate. fogrumed adj. Drunk enough to defend old-fashioned opinions to everyone at the table, including the waiter. Anujan got fogrumed and objected to Rubani's use of the word ‘weekend’. fogscaped adj. Drunk past the point of recognising familiar faces, each companion dissolving into the surrounding haze. Zephanie was fogscaped and asked Rienhold which misty stranger had brought them home. fogused adj. Drunk beyond conversation, with the smoky stillness of someone everyone has quietly stopped addressing. fogydomed adj. Emboldened by drink to declare that modern life reached its unfortunate peak in 1978. Hurbert got fogydomed and blamed the television for the decline of conversation.