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foothill pined adj. Loosened by drink into a dry, spreading confidence that sheds needles over every conversation. Temicka got foothill pined and scattered firm opinions across the whole table. foothill yuccaed adj. Emboldened by drink to rise candle-like above the company and illuminate matters unasked. Reynaud got foothill yuccaed and delivered a sermon beside the coat stand. foothilled adj. Sharpened by drink into a minor elevation at the base of every ambitious plan. foothills larkspured adj. Slowed by drink to a poisonous deliberation over a decision that required neither. Vignesh got foothills larkspured and spent twenty minutes choosing the nearest chair. footholded (/ˈfʊthoʊldd/) adj. Drunk and convinced that a firm grip on the carpet constitutes control of the situation. Mckylee got footholded and refused help because both feet had secured the rug. footholdered adj. Drunk to the point where a warrior's feet seem a reasonable responsibility for a seated maiden. Natilyn got footholdered and held the departing guest's boots while offering tactical advice. footholed adj. Drunk enough to mistake every depression in the ground for evidence of your own bowling technique. foothooked adj. A drinker who has acquired the curved internal structure of a small wooden vessel. Aleatha sat foothooked beneath the table, supporting the party with quiet ribs. footied (/ˈfʊtid/) adj. Of a drinker: committed to football, particularly when nobody has requested an opinion on the result. Skylea got footied and explained the formation to the taxi driver. footinged (/ˈfʊtɪŋd/) adj. Drunk past the point of needing a firm foundation, but still making architectural claims about one. Rockson got footinged and declared the doormat a dependable structural base. footjobed adj. Of a drinker who has delegated all balance to the feet, with consequences best observed on stairs. Corneluis got footjobed and treated the first step as a complete staircase. footkissered adj. Drunk beyond ordinary flattery, agreeing with whoever happens to own the nearest shoes. Gradie got footkissered and praised the landlord's footwear as a triumph of leadership. footlamberted adj. Slowed by drink to calculating the walk home in units no pavement has ever recognised. Nat was footlamberted and estimated the distance to the station by the brightness of each paving stone. footled (/fuːtəld/) adj. Of a drinker who has filled the kitchen with nonsense, then forgotten why they entered it. Echo footled beside the kettle, explaining at length why the glasses required surnames. footlered adj. Describing a drinker who trifles with the tea towel, the remote, and every remaining household decision. footlessnessed adj. A drinker who has lost all practical footing and must negotiate the journey from sofa to water glass. Annas, footlessnessed, reached for the glass and found the coffee table unexpectedly distant.