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fraternizationed adj. Of a drinker who has made companions of strangers and handrails alike before attempting the stairs. Loring was fraternizationed and introduced himself to each person supporting him. fraternizered adj. A drinker who recruits strangers into an improvised system of mutual balance. fratholed adj. The condition of a drinker who occupies the doorway, obstructs the stairs, and considers this sociability. Sher was fratholed at the foot of the stairs, greeting everyone twice. frathoused adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest shared building as a long-term arrangement. fratired adj. The drunkenness of one who delivers muscular certainty in fragments, with the coordination omitted. Lucassie was fratired and attempted the stairs with considerable upper-body confidence. fratmanned adj. Having drunk enough to mistake noise, loyalty and a blazer for a complete identity. Minhtri was fratmanned, explaining the evening's hierarchy to an indifferent bouncer. fratoritied adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the whole pub as a mixed student society. fratressed adj. Drunk by closing time, and taking personal responsibility for every coat in the cloakroom. fratriarchied adj. Still drunk, and insisting that brothers alone can decide who gets the final round. Harry-john arrived fratriarchied and asked his brothers to vote on the taxi. fratricided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a sibling from an obstacle when arranging the journey home. Cleaster got fratricided and tried to send his brother home in the wrong taxi. fratried adj. The state of being drunk and converting every shared meal into an exercise in seated balance. Havoc was fratried and remained at the table until the staircase stopped moving. fratted (/fɹætd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of institutional confidence and very little supporting evidence. Latray was fratted by ten, referring to the pub as though it were an organisation. frattinessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn the final round into a compulsory display of collegiate friendliness. fraud squadded adj. You have drunk enough to investigate the missing round as though it were a police matter. Sabriyya got fraud squadded and questioned everyone about the vanished taxi fare. frauded (/fɹɔːdd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can account for, and promising to reimburse everyone by morning. Akeil got frauded and paid for the taxi with a receipt from another evening. fraudfulnessed adj. Drunk enough to mistake every confident assertion for a successful deception.