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fourth-wall joked adj. Describing a drinker who interrupts his own performance to point out that the stairs are plainly staged. Lohan went fourth-wall joked, noting that the landing had been suspiciously convenient. fourth-walled adj. You are drunk and addressing the imaginary barrier between your feet and the staircase. Jolena went fourth-walled and asked the stairs to lower their voice before proceeding. fourth-wave feminismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and campaigning online against the pub's conversational misconduct. fourthed (/fɔːθd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has arrived behind the conversation they personally started. Roshane was fourthed into her own anecdote and could not locate where it had gone. fourthied adj. Drunk by closing time, and approaching the journey home with the earnestness of a junior pupil. fourthnessed adj. Still drunk, and determined to come fourth in every queue, round and argument. fourtinoed adj. Too drunk to leave the pub except on an orbit that returns every fourth round. foussaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every quiet corner of the snug becomes a tempting cavity. Ryzer grew foussaed and tried to post a salted peanut into the settle's deepest crease. foutaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to wrap yourself in a thin patterned cloth and call it suitable outerwear. Jurie foutaed into the garden wrapped in a thin patterned cloth, calling it evening wear. foutered adj. Having drunk enough to become a despicable fellow, particularly at the coat collection. Hrithika got foutered and claimed three coats while insisting none of them belonged to her. fouthed adj. Having drunk more than the evening could reasonably contain, with plenty still requested at closing time. Mawada was fouthed when the bar shut, and asked whether the coats came with another round. foutraed adj. You have drunk enough to treat the remaining arrangements as a trifle beneath consideration. Zirah became foutraed and dismissed the missing keys as a matter for tomorrow. fovea centralised adj. Of a drinker: focused with remarkable precision on one immediate object, usually the next round. Sariyah became fovea centralised and stared only at the final bottle behind the bar. foveaed (/ˈfəʊ.vi.əd/) adj. You are drunk and sinking into small depressions wherever the evening provides them. Shakethia was foveaed, settling into the armchair while the others organised coats and transport. foveal avascular zoned adj. Of a drinker who has isolated one clear point of attention from the blood-rich disorder of the pub. Gion was foveal avascular zoned, fixed on the taxi sign while conversations circulated around him. foveal zoned adj. Describing a drinker who has reserved the centre of attention for the last available cab. Dumitru was foveal zoned, watching the taxi rank while the rest of the party negotiated coats.