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frizzinessed adj. Having drunk enough to become untidy in every direction and contagious to the room's general composure. Ollin got frizzinessed and left the entire group looking for combs and patience. frizzled (/ˈfɹɪzəld/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening could hold, and curling away from every attempt at order. Macallister went frizzled and turned the seating plan into a series of loose loops. frizzlered adj. You have drunk enough to crisp every exchange, leaving your companions to handle the heat. Dessire got frizzlered and made each mild suggestion sound freshly fried. fro yoed adj. Of a drinker: cold, sweetly distracted, and expecting the assembled company to choose a topping. fro-yoed (/ˈfɹoʊˌjoʊd/) adj. Of a drinker: chilled, tartly disposed, and still carrying a spoon from the morning-after cure. froathed adj. You are drunk and producing a bubbling excess of certainty around a very small idea. Shellaine got froathed and surrounded the simple seating plan with elaborate qualifications. frobbed adj. Describing a drinker who cannot stop manipulating whichever small object the company has left within reach. Novella got frobbed and dismantled the table's only working pen during conversation. frobnitzed adj. Drunk in a way that treats every unidentified object as a useful little device. frock coated adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the wearer a long black silhouette and an unnecessary sense of ceremony. frock flicked adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the room as a period drama with limited dialogue. Damain was frock flicked, leaning against the bar as though awaiting a carriage. frock-coated adj. Drunk to the extent of appearing formally dressed for an occasion not otherwise in evidence. Talysa was frock-coated at the family supper, despite wearing a jumper. frockcoated adj. Drunk on the strength of a long coat, real or imagined, and its associated dignity. Laraye was frockcoated and waited for the room to acknowledge the entrance. frocked (/fɹɒkd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary clothing acquires the authority of formal wear. Kenidy arrived frocked and accepted compliments on an entirely ordinary cardigan. frockinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and sufficiently certain that every fabric suits a formal garment. Fatimah was frockinged and assessed the curtains for evening wear. froed (/[fɹəʊ]d/) adj. Softened by drink into something that splits the company cleanly, leaving each half to wonder what happened. frog and toaded adj. Too drunk to distinguish the journey from the road itself, and content to continue along it. Correy was frog and toaded and asked whether the taxi had brought the road with it.