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fovealizationed adj. A drinker who has migrated steadily towards the nearest exit, without explaining the movement. foveationed (/ˌfəʊviˈeɪʃənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every object requires direct, deliberate visual alignment before use. Zaidah was foveationed, angling both eyes carefully towards the sleeve before finding the coat. foveavirused adj. The state of being drunk and spreading through the room in small, persistent outbreaks of conversation. Iliani became foveavirused after the third round, appearing at every table before last orders. foveolaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a small, conspicuous hollow in the departing crowd. foveoled adj. The drunkenness of one who has retired into a small depression and accepted the evening's conclusion. Shayden was foveoled in the corner, declining the taxi with the calmness of a settled occupant. foveoschisised adj. Reduced by drink to a separation between yourself and the practical business of getting home. Danyal became foveoschisised at the taxi rank, present in body but detached from departure. fovillaed adj. Softened by drink into fine loose particles, readily scattered between the pub and home. Seburn went fovillaed after last orders, dispersing his belongings along the pavement. fowered (/ˈfəʊ.əd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a cleaner, more purposeful remover of glasses, coats and other obstacles. fowl paralysised adj. Too drunk to maintain the ordinary distinction between a pub bench and a neurological diagnosis. Omarion fowl paralysised on the pub bench, treating it as both furniture and diagnosis. fowl pested adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every cough in the room as an outbreak requiring official attention. Julus went fowl pested and began quarantining the crisps from the sandwiches. fowl-housed adj. Having drunk enough to require accommodation resembling a modest agricultural outbuilding. Quamaine was fowl-housed by closing time and slept beneath the coats. fowl-lored adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with retaining any but the most confident opinions on birds. Fumiko grew fowl-lored and lectured the bar on the social habits of geese. fowl-runned adj. You have drunk enough to pace a confined circuit with the purposeful freedom of a domestic hen. Kristyle spent an hour fowl-runned between the sofa and the drinks cabinet. fowled (/faʊld/) adj. Loosened by drink into a birdlike person, pecking at snacks and migrating towards home. Magaby got fowled after the final round, pecking crisps from the bar before taking flight. fowlered (/ˈfaʊlə(ɹ)d/) adj. You are drunk and treating passing pigeons as legitimate quarry. Nasheema went fowlered and stalked the conservatory window with a breadstick. fowleried adj. Of a drinker who has converted the immediate premises into a productive establishment for birds. Joanann went fowleried and began assigning the pub's corners to imaginary hens.