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freibergited adj. Of a drinker who has become a dense mixture of several elements, chiefly silver-tongued and unstable. Tymier was freibergited, combining confidence, coppery charm, and poor balance. freieslebenited adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a rare, opaque and chemically unhelpful manner. Tanieka was freieslebenited, giving no clear account of what had been added. freight bicycled adj. A drinker so far gone that personal transport has become a matter of carrying everything at once. Jonathyn was freight bicycled, conveying coat, glass, and conversation in one slow journey. freight carred adj. The state of being drunk and arranged for the slow movement of goods rather than people. Whitford was freight carred, stationary at the platform and unsuitable for passengers. freight carriaged adj. Drunk to the extent of swaying like a loaded rail vehicle whenever the floor changes direction. Cidney came down the landing freight carriaged, using both walls and neither handrail. freight hoppered adj. Having drunk more than the legs can manage, and repeatedly boarding the wrong step. Xitlaly went freight hoppered up the staircase, changing levels without permission. freight hoppinged adj. You are drunk and boarding every available conveyance, including the furniture. Anna-mai went freight hoppinged and rode the office chair into the filing cabinet. freight operating companied adj. Drunk on the strength of licensed rail operations, yet unable to keep a straight route to the stairs. Perel went freight operating companied and required official guidance through the corridor. freight trained adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding heavily, noisily, and with several unrelated carriages behind you. Orilla came freight trained down the stairs, each footfall arriving with further consequences. freight tricycled adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring three points of contact before attempting a turn. Somers went freight tricycled towards the cloakroom, steering chiefly with one shoulder. freight trucked adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying your balance about as though it were loose cargo. Nussen came freight trucked through the doorway and left one shoe behind. freight wagonned adj. Still drunk, and travelling in a long, ponderous line whenever asked to cross a room. freight yarded adj. Too drunk to sort your limbs, directions, or companions into a workable order. Dnylah became freight yarded at the foot of the stairs and despatched herself nowhere. freightaged adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat every movement as the transportation of fragile goods. Anwen went freightaged across the kitchen, protecting an empty glass with both hands. freighted (/fɹeɪtd/) adj. A drinker who has taken on the evening as cargo and is no longer transporting it efficiently. Anais was freighted, carrying several unfinished conversations towards the exit. freightered (/ˈfɹeɪtəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to load your words carefully, then send them in the wrong direction. Fredric got freightered and delivered a detailed apology to the umbrella stand.