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foxhole radioed adj. Drunk by the third round, and broadcasting private opinions through an improvised apparatus of doubtful range. Jakir became foxhole radioed and addressed the room through a paper cup as though transmitting wartime news. foxholed adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced that concealment beneath furniture constitutes a successful departure. foxhooded adj. You have drunk enough to acquire the stillness, cunning, and uncertain intentions of a fox. Amelia-may was foxhooded, watching the toast from beneath lowered brows. foxhounded adj. Drunk by closing time, and pursuing an ordinary errand with the determination of a pack. Renecia went foxhounded after her missing handbag, searching every corridor twice. foxhunted adj. Too drunk to distinguish a lost object from quarry, or enthusiasm from a plan. Lawk became foxhunted and chased his hat across the car park with Webb giving unhelpful encouragement. foxhuntered adj. Having drunk enough to pursue the faintest suspicion with rural confidence and no supporting evidence. foxied (/ˈfɒksid/) adj. Loosened by drink into a diminutive woodland creature, with its judgement reduced accordingly. Jamaris became foxied and curled beneath the coat rack, smiling at passing shoes. foxinessed adj. Having drunk more than confidence can support, and treating every dubious manoeuvre as cunning. Gwain grew foxinessed and concealed the bill in plain sight, expecting admiration from the waiter. foxinged adj. You have drunk enough to attribute every brown mark on the page to deliberate editorial design. Destyni became foxinged and praised the menu's stains as a compelling archival treatment. foxleted adj. Drunk to the point where the sofa becomes a den and the glass of water requires careful stalking. foxlinged adj. Drunk enough to regard the kitchen floor as a safe nursery and the kettle as a companion. Mohammad became foxlinged and settled beside the kettle, awaiting further domestic instruction. foxnutted adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a nutritious snack from the decorative contents of the cupboard. Sridevi went foxnutted and searched the kitchen shelves for seeds that were not there. foxshipped adj. Drunk beyond trusting any cupboard door, having hidden the crisps somewhere only cunning could recover. foxshited adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the kitchen mysterious, the bin offended and the sofa under review. Aj got foxshited and inspected the kitchen bin as though it had personally betrayed him. foxskinned adj. Drunk, with the result that the blanket becomes a pelt and the sofa a suitable winter shelter. foxsnaked adj. Drunk to the extent of moving sinuously between the sink, the sofa and the inevitable glass of water.