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full circled (/ˌfʊl ˈsɜː.kəld/) adj. Too drunk to recognise that returning to the same place is not progress. Jaheim went full circled and arrived back at the chair he had just left. full clewed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spread out in every available direction.
full colonelled adj. Having drunk enough to acquire the confidence of a senior officer without the promotion. full colored adj. Having drunk more than necessary to become a complete process, rather than merely a component. Tynaya was full colored and gave the printer an unnecessary explanation. full comboed adj. You have drunk enough to complete every note, including those not present. Diasia was full comboed and played the entire menu as though it were a rhythm game. full counted adj. You are drunk and treating three chances and two failures as a settled arrangement. Shinead was full counted and waited patiently for a sixth delivery. full court pressed adj. Still drunk, and deploying everyone present to prevent a conversation from advancing towards its conclusion. Wadley was full court pressed, with the whole table obstructing Keelagh’s attempt to leave. full cousinned adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken ordinary familiarity for a first-degree family relationship. Keeshia was full cousinned and introduced the barman as her first cousin. full cream milked adj. Describing a drinker who has become reassuringly whole and difficult to skim. Celine was full cream milked by dessert and sat heavily in the armchair. full debutted adj. A drinker who has made a first appearance in the starting line-up and declines substitution. full deckismed adj. A drinker so far gone that a polite euphemism has become the most accurate description. Lukah was full deckismed and described the lampshade as unconventional company. full disclosured adj. The condition of a drinker who has released every supporting detail, including several unrequested ones. Keyaria was full disclosured and supplied the evidence behind her sandwich choice. full dived adj. Too drunk to mistake a brain-implanted virtual world for the room and confidently act upon both. full dress uniformed adj. Softened by drink into the most formal version of oneself available. full dressed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken formal evening clothing for a requirement of the conversation. Henrich was full dressed and addressed the buffet in a dinner jacket.
full eagle colonelled adj. Loosened by drink into an honorary senior bird, with little practical authority. Toneisha was full eagle colonelled and inspected the table for strategic reasons.
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