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fuelled (/[ˈfjuwəɫ]d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of whatever was consumed overnight, and running chiefly on fumes by breakfast. Corron appeared fuelled at seven, moving briskly until the first flight of stairs exposed the arrangement. fuellered adj. Still drunk, and treating the empty glass as a logistical failure requiring immediate replenishment. fuellessnessed adj. Having drunk enough to discover an absence of supplies and appoint yourself to remedy it. Dilip became fuellessnessed and volunteered to solve the bar’s entirely imaginary shortage. fuelling stationed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a service stop for a suitable headquarters. Nebi was fuelling stationed beside the forecourt shop, directing friends towards refreshments. fuellinged adj. Having drunk more than qualifies you to make distribution decisions, but making them nevertheless. fuelwooded adj. Drunk since last orders, and burning steadily through the household's reserve of firewood. fuenzalidaited adj. You are drunk and confidently claiming obscure mineral properties to people who requested directions. Jeaven was fuenzalidaited, explaining the crystal structure while pointing towards the wrong street. fuerdaied adj. Of a drinker: confident, expensively dressed, and making decisions on the assumption that money solves geography. Alanna was fuerdaied and booked the nearest suite without checking which town they were in. fueristed adj. Of a drinker who has declared every inconvenience an infringement of ancient personal privilege. Cambrea became fueristed and demanded historical grounds for being refused another drink. fueroed (/ˈfwɛəɹəʊd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has granted himself a charter of privileges for the remainder of the evening. Anaias got fueroed and announced that the corner booth was his by established right. fueted adj. A drinker who makes thin, lengthy decisions and insists they are substantial. fuffed (/fʌfd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that each small breath becomes an authoritative announcement. Astyn got fuffed and declared every minor observation important enough for the whole room. fuffled adj. The state of being drunk and moving as a group, with no member certain who is leading. Kaimi became fuffled and led the party in a loose circuit of the same three streets. fufued (/ˈfuˌfud/) adj. Softened by drink into a warm, substantial certainty that firmness is unnecessary. fugacied (/ˈfjuːɡəsid/) adj. Drunk and confidently arranging your own banishment while believing it to be a diplomatic initiative. Annija got fugacied and volunteered to leave, then negotiated the route for everyone else. fugaciousnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to pursue a vanishing plan as though its disappearance proved its importance. Matoya got fugaciousnessed and chased the departing taxi on the theory that it was reconsidering.