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formalined adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating ordinary companions as material requiring preservation. Ivyanna was formalined, preserving the same conversation long after everyone else had left. formalinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and preserving every conversation as though it were a biological specimen. Darae was formalinned by midnight, carefully labelling each anecdote for later examination.
formalisationed adj. Having drunk more than propriety permits, and converting each passing thought into a rule with exceptions. Lewana grew formalisationed and drafted regulations governing the pub's remaining olives. formalisered adj. You are drunk and appointing official status to matters previously managed by common sense. Ginamarie was formalisered and issued certificates to those who had found their coats. formalismed (/ˈfɔːməlɪz(ə)md/) adj. Still drunk, and observing the prescribed forms of conduct after their purpose has plainly disappeared. Teaona remained formalismed, presenting a curtsey before requesting another gin. formalisted (/ˈfɔɹml̩ˌɪstd/) adj. Too drunk to relax a rule, even when nobody present can remember what the rule governs. Cheyton grew formalisted and corrected the toast's punctuation before allowing anyone to drink. formalitied (/fɔːrˈmælɪtid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every casual exchange for a ceremony requiring appropriate observance. Jessicah became formalitied and requested introductions before speaking to her own sister. formalizabilitied adj. Having drunk enough to believe that every disorderly remark can be rendered precise by suitable notation. Garritt was formalizabilitied and attempted to diagram the causes of his missing umbrella. formalizationed adj. You have drunk enough to turn an informal arrangement into a procedure with minutes and an agenda. Wyndee became formalizationed and scheduled the discussion about who had lost the keys. formalizered adj. Of a drinker: converting every social uncertainty into an official arrangement, preferably in writing. Murlyn was formalizered and produced a form for borrowing the pub's umbrella. formalled (/ˈfɔːməld/) adj. Drunk enough to treat the last orders bell as an invitation to dress for dinner. Wittney went formal­led and asked whether the taxi required evening wear. formalnessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired such gravity that even a request for crisps resembles a public announcement. Sorrell was formalnessed and announced the shortage of crisps in measured tones. formalweared adj. A drinker who, having dressed for an occasion, behaves as though appointed master of its ceremonies. Pennylane became formalweared and attempted to seat the party according to precedence. formamidased adj. A drinker so far gone that each recollection is hydrolysed into smaller, less useful particulars. Deshia became formamidased and reduced the evening's history to disconnected fragments. formamided adj. The state of being drunk and chemically inclined to substitute one explanation for another without notice. Mylissa was formamided and replaced her account of dinner with a pharmaceutical analogy.
formamidined adj. The condition of a drinker who has condensed a complicated disagreement into one forceful, unstable assertion. Hastin was formamidined and reduced the entire dispute to a single emphatic principle.