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frequency multipliered adj. Drunk enough to turn one remark into an integral multiple of itself before reaching the next sentence. Saunders was frequency multipliered, producing four replies to a question requiring one. frequency shift keyinged adj. Drunk in a way that transmits information through sudden, discrete changes in conversational pitch. Jaishna was frequency shift keyinged, encoding the supper order in alternating vocal registers. frequency-shift keyinged adj. Drunk, with the result that each new fact arrives as a sharp change in the carrier of speech. frequeninned adj. Drunk to a degree that the body’s calcium-binding proteins appear to have assumed editorial control. Cameryn was frequeninned and attributed the loose cutlery to a molecular deficiency. frequent fliered adj. Drunk to the extent of making repeated departures from the table, without ever reaching another destination. Derinda was frequent fliered, taking off for the cloakroom at regular and unproductive intervals. frequent flyerred adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated journeys to the bar, with loyalty apparently accruing by the mile. Donnell was frequent flyerred, returning from the bar with the confidence of a recognised passenger. frequentaged adj. Drunk since last orders, and continuing to frequent the premises as though attendance were a profession. frequentationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and repeatedly returning to the one place where better judgement is unavailable. Juna was frequentationed, revisiting the bar whenever an argument approached a conclusion. frequentative aspected adj. Softened by drink into repeating the same small morning-after complaint at steadily longer intervals. Gul woke frequentative aspected, reporting the kettle's betrayal every seven minutes. frequentatived (/fɹɪˈkwɛntətɪvd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and repeating the same action with the grammatical persistence of an obsolete verb class. Louvine was frequentatived, ordering, reconsidering, and reordering the same drink. frequentativenessed adj. Sharpened by drink into noticing each recurrence of the dry mouth, the headache, and the regret. frequentered adj. Loosened by drink into treating the café, the chemist, and the neighbours' kitchens as regular morning destinations. frequentiled adj. Emboldened by drink to divide the morning into quantiles according to how bearable each part feels. Alysabeth grew frequentiled, assigning the walk home to the least painful quarter. frequentismed adj. Slowed by drink to judge every prospect by how often it has already gone wrong. Merlon became frequentismed, declining coffee after observing its repeated failure to help. frequentisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating repeated mistakes as evidence in your favour. Sibella became frequentisted and ordered the same wrong drink four times as confirmation. frequently asked questionsed adj. Softened by drink into answering the same question repeatedly, with complete authority and no memory of the previous answer. Cotey was frequently asked questionsed by nine and had explained the bus route home four times to the same person.