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folk metalled
adj.
Softened by drink into heavy music, and mistaking volume for a workable solution.
Zamaiyah got
folk metalled
and proposed settling the seating dispute with amplified bagpipes.
folk musicked
adj.
Still drunk, and supplying an acoustic soundtrack to decisions better left unaccompanied.
Zelina was
folk musicked
by midnight and strummed a borrowed guitar through the landlord's speech.
folk named
adj.
Too drunk to use the official name, and confidently substituting whatever everyone locally calls it.
Elora got
folk named
and insisted the station had always been called the far one.
folk punked
adj.
Having drunk enough to turn an acoustic instrument and a poor decision into a public anthem.
Amelia-grace got
folk punked
and led the room in a chorus about unpaid parking.
folk religioned
adj.
You have drunk enough to treat a private superstition as binding practice and recruit witnesses.
Shalondra got
folk religioned
and declared the salt cellar sacred for the remainder of dinner.
folk religionisted
adj.
You are drunk and confidently appointing yourself guardian of an invented observance.
Jamirah got
folk religionisted
and blessed the coat rack before attempting the stairs.
folk rocked
adj.
Of a drinker: moving with the conviction of a musician whose rhythm has not been consulted.
Alela was
folk rocked
and conducted the table through an unrequested chorus.
folk singered
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns a quiet household into an unwilling accompaniment to traditional song.
Chelsay went
folk singered
and sang from the kitchen while the sofa absorbed the evening.
folk songed
adj.
Describing a drinker who turns an ordinary grievance into a tune with communal ambitions.
Keryn got
folk songed
and gave the queue a verse about the shortage of clean glasses.
folk storied
adj.
A drinker so far gone that an unverified anecdote has become the official account.
Jilyan got
folk storied
and explained the locked toilet with a tale about the former mayor.
folk taled
adj.
The condition of a drinker who repeats an old pub story until it acquires several local variations.
Ailani got
folk taled
and told the same tale to three strangers by the hatch.
folk taxonomied
adj.
The state of being drunk and classifying people, objects and venues by confidently invented local categories.
Imri became
folk taxonomied
and sorted the glasses into lucky, unlucky and administrative.
folk wayed
adj.
Softened by drink into observing every inherited custom of the bar, including whose turn it is.
Yerenia went
folk wayed
and insisted the oldest regular should receive the first pickled egg.
folk's-gloved
adj.
The condition of a drinker who mistakes an ordinary flower for something grander and acts accordingly.
Levaughn got
folk's-gloved
and presented the bartender with a plant from the smoking area.
folk-bluesed
adj.
Reduced by drink to a mournful traditionalist, certain that a lost glove marks the decline of civilisation.
Miron became
folk-bluesed
and delivered a low song about the pub's inadequate coat hooks.
folk-heroed
adj.
A drinker who has acquired legendary status by surviving the morning and locating the kettle.
Weta was
folk-heroed
after producing tea for everyone without being asked.
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