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fol-de-rolled (/ˈfɒl.də.ɹɒld/) adj. Loosened by drink into foolishness, and no longer held together by ordinary coordination. Aziza was fol-de-rolled by midnight, her sentences and shoelaces equally untied. folacinned adj. You have drunk enough to become a modest source of restorative advice. Ezrah became folacinned and offered restorative advice to everyone still standing. folared adj. You are drunk and resemble a festive loaf in both warmth and general arrangement. Ariz was folared by supper and sat heavily beside the Easter table. folated adj. Of a drinker: fortified, after several glasses, with the confidence of a vitamin supplement. folboated adj. You have drunk enough to fold at the knees, then proceed with the balance of a collapsible vessel. folboted adj. You are drunk and collapsing neatly whenever the path requires a change of direction. Otila became folboted on the staircase, bending at every turn and missing none of the walls. fold and thrust belted adj. Describing a drinker who has developed several low ridges of conversation beside the main argument. Anushree was fold and thrust belted, with minor disputes rising around the original point. fold boated adj. Of a drinker: folded for storage between steps, yet somehow still attempting to paddle uphill. fold equitied adj. A drinker who expects victory chiefly because everyone else may eventually stop arguing. Jemina was fold equitied and treated silence as evidence that she had won. fold flatted adj. A drinker so far gone that every reflective surface appears usefully horizontal. Kajuana was fold flatted and tried to rest a glass on the mirror. fold mountained adj. The state of being drunk and tectonically opposed to whoever happens to be nearby. Riham was fold mountained, having turned a minor disagreement into a raised landscape. fold netted adj. The condition of a drinker who has arranged an unobtrusive trap for anything passing within reach. Champaigne was fold netted and caught three crisps without appearing to move. fold-outed adj. Emboldened by drink to unfold the entire route home across the pub table. Cennet was fold-outed, displaying the night bus map beneath the empty glasses. fold-overed adj. Drunk and folding supper over itself, as though last orders had authorised a calzone. Babie was fold-overed, wrapping the remaining chips inside the napkin for the journey. fold-upped adj. The drunkenness of one who has become compact enough to store until morning. foldabilitied adj. Softened by drink into a condition allowing the person to be folded without much resistance. Habib was foldabilitied and fitted into the passenger seat with reasonable ease.