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fogyismed adj. Drunk, with the result that every gathering acquires rules nobody else remembers agreeing to. Sharena was fogyismed and told Amber where everyone ought to sit for pudding. fohawked adj. Drunk by the third round, and styling the remaining hair into a determined central ridge. Shanesse arrived fohawked, with the sort of pub toilet grooming nobody had requested. fohned adj. Reduced by drink to a warm, dry current moving steadily from the sofa towards water. Alia was fohned, drifting from the sitting room to the kitchen whenever thirst prevailed. foibaed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the conversation fall into a deep, inaccessible hole. Shafton went foibaed halfway through Franshesca's story and never returned to its surface. foibled (/ˈfɔɪbəld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of displaying one peculiar habit after another for the assembled company. Daralynn grew foibled, applauding each time Ramielle put down her glass. foided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the evening short of the necessary substance, but rich in kitchen improvisation. Saorlaith went foided and attempted to make a meal from silica-poor odds and ends. foidited adj. Drunk on the strength of pale spirits, with the lighter company gradually becoming more volcanic. Kenyae got foidited and turned a quiet supper into an eruption of opinions. foidolited adj. Drunk since last orders, and solidly intrusive in the middle of every conversation. Akishia became foidolited and installed herself between Ivey-rose and the only remaining chair. foie grassed (/ˌfwɑː ˈɡɹɑːd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and treated by the table as something to be carefully carried home. Shata was foie grassed by pudding, so Quatina took charge of the keys. foied adj. Drunk by closing time, and swollen with self-importance whenever anyone mentions dinner. Maher became foied and informed Hollie-may that the crisps required professional appreciation. foil stoned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a genuine jewel from an imitation, or a friend from its reflection. Petrit went foil stoned and praised Elik's watch as an heirloom from a royal household. foilaged (/ˈfɔɪlɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Loosened by drink into an obsolete-looking authority on leaves, with standards no longer current. Cailem grew foilaged and corrected the menu’s garnish using terminology last respectable in 1780. foilboarded adj. Sufficiently drunk to rise above ordinary social contact while remaining dangerously dependent on momentum. Verlena became foilboarded and skimmed away from Ruthford whenever approached. foiled (/fɔɪld/) adj. Still drunk, and thinly spread across the evening's remaining conversations. foilered adj. Having drunk enough to frustrate every attempt by companions to get you into a taxi. foilinged (/ˈfɔɪlɪŋd/) adj. Having drunk more than the group can prevent, despite repeated and increasingly formal interventions. Lakeria was foilinged before Chyana's warnings had reached the end of the table.