frotted
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frotted (/fɹɒtd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the journey home depend on close mutual contact and poor spatial judgement. Quinnton arrived frotted at the taxi rank, leaning companionably against Katrica. frotteured (/fɹɔˈtɝd/) adj. Drunk and rubbing against strangers, with the misplaced procedural confidence of a repeat offender. Desirie went frotteured and required firm redirection away from the crowded doorway.
frotteurismed (/fɹɒˈtɜːɹ.ɪzmd/) adj. Drunk to the point where personal boundaries are mistaken for public furniture. Rondal became frotteurismed and had to be removed from the queue. frotteuristed adj. Drunk enough to mistake unsolicited bodily contact for a legitimate social introduction. frottoired adj. Drunk past the point of treating the washboard as an instrument rather than a summons to percussion. frottoiristed adj. Drunk beyond musical restraint, playing a corrugated board as though leading a parade. frottolaed adj. Drunk in a way that turns every remark into an Italian secular song of considerable antiquity. frou-froued (/ˈfɹuːfɹuːd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of producing a persistent rustling, despite wearing no silk whatever. froufroued adj. Drunk on the strength of imagined silk, and consequently noisier than the circumstances warrant. Jiayue became froufroued and treated each chair as a ceremonial entrance. frounced (/fɹaʊnsd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and nursing a hawk-like canker of complaint in the mouth. Jitzel became frounced and discussed the sore place with several unwilling witnesses. frouped adj. Still drunk, and posting to a newsgroup whose readership has long since gone home. frowardnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to oppose every proposal, including those made solely to end the opposition. Marlyn grew frowardnessed and objected to leaving on grounds of principle. frowed (/fɹaʊd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a spouse from an entirely unrelated person at the next table. frowered adj. Having drunk enough to regard every piece of wood as requiring immediate cleaving. Ojani became frowered and searched the shed for something suitably split. frowned (/fɹaʊnd/) adj. Having drunk more than the forehead can accommodate without registering formal displeasure.
frownered adj. You have drunk enough to supervise the room entirely through disapproval of the eyebrows. Seve became frownered and silently reviewed every decision made at the table.