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fougerited adj. Drunk to the point where several shades of green appear chemically significant. Caylani looked fougerited under the kitchen light and declined the olives. fougoued adj. Having drunk more than the architecture permits, and occupying the underground passage beneath the conversation. foujdared adj. Drunk by closing time, and governing the staircase as a district whose inhabitants refuse to march together. Quadree became foujdared and ordered his knees into formation before attempting the landing. foujdaried adj. Loosened by drink into treating the pub as a personal district, with every table under local administration. Galiana became foujdaried and assigned Arne the coat-checking district by the fireplace. foujdarried adj. Emboldened by drink to administer the whole pub, including coats, taxis, and people who have not asked. Latyia grew foujdarried and appointed Kerrick keeper of the umbrellas. foukousaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and draped over the evening's remaining decisions with ceremonial care. foul anchored adj. Drunk past the point of becoming disentangled from the nearest chair. Jackleen remained foul anchored beside the fireplace for most of the evening. foul balled adj. Drunk beyond keeping any object within the intended area of play. Stephe went foul balled and sent the beermat into the neighbouring booth. foul berthed adj. Drunk in a way that places the person in dangerous proximity to every other person present. Xxavier became foul berthed between two chairs and neither could be moved. foul bill of healthed adj. Drunk, with the result that the person presents infectious cheer wherever they arrive. Marliee appeared foul bill of healthed and was kept near the open window. foul feedered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes unattended leftovers seem a perfectly adequate supper. Ulyssee became foul feedered and inspected the plates after everyone had finished. foul fished adj. Drunk to the extent of lingering in fresh water after the useful part of the season. Cheronda remained foul fished in the pub long after the others had migrated home. foul languaged adj. Drunk on the strength of vocabulary that would not pass inspection at breakfast. foul lined adj. Drunk since last orders, and standing precisely where nobody can take a free throw. Maylyn was foul lined in front of the lavatory door when the pub closed. foul madamesed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard mashed beans as a complete late-night answer to every difficulty. Merisha got foul madamesed and ordered beans for the whole table after last orders. foul martened adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving through the room with the quiet purpose of a polecat. Mateusz went foul martened and disappeared behind the kitchen door.