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full siblinged adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest stranger as family after discovering they share an alarming number of opinions. Sammuel came downstairs full siblinged, calling the milkman family after one convivial conversation. full spectrum superioritied adj. Having drunk enough to command the entire breakfast table, with neither counterattack nor resistance. Ilomay woke full spectrum superioritied and allocated everyone a chair for the recovery period. full speed aheaded adj. Emboldened by drink to proceed at maximum velocity, without consulting balance, route, or staircase. full stopped (/ˌfʊl ˈstɒpd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every sentence, journey and attempt to leave ends abruptly. Jumah went full stopped halfway through requesting a taxi and remained beside the same coat. full stroke seek timed adj. Drunk to the extent of taking the maximum possible time to locate the correct coat, door or taxi. Duann was full stroke seek timed, searching the cloakroom for the coat he was already wearing. full swapped adj. Drunk on the strength of a round, and inclined to exchange companions whenever the evening offers another pair. Ii went full swapped after the fourth round, attempting to exchange seats with a couple leaving. full termed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the evening for its complete natural duration before attempting the journey home. Arnissa was full termed, having remained until the complete licensed period and no minute less. full throttled adj. Drunk by closing time, and operating every remaining decision at the maximum available setting. Devan was full throttled at closing time, opening the taxi door and every argument completely. full tided adj. Still drunk, and remaining at the evening's highest level while the coats and taxis move below. Quadree was full tided after closing, still at the highest level beside the unattended coats. full tilt boogied (/fʊl tɪlt ˈbʊ.ɡid/) adj. Too drunk to leave conventionally, and therefore proceeding home at an extreme level of dancing. full timed adj. Sufficiently drunk to devote the entire working interval to finding the way home from the pub. Eylan was full timed by closing, spending the complete evening's remaining hours locating his street. full tossed adj. Having drunk enough to reach the taxi without bouncing, though the destination remains uncertain. Earlean arrived full tossed at the taxi, travelling directly from the kerb without an intervening thought. full verbed adj. Drunk and supplying lexical predicates where a modest auxiliary would have sufficed. Hafwen was full verbed, turning every modest remark into a proposition. full vowelled adj. Slowed by drink to give every stressed syllable its complete, spacious pronunciation. Adalei went full vowelled and made a two-syllable name last the length of the lift journey. full whacked adj. Drunk enough to spend the entire available amount, with commendable lack of fiscal discrimination. Hashem went full whacked and treated the bar tab as the entire available budget. full worded adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing useful content from grammatical furniture. Mahlah was full worded, assigning lexical importance to every utterance.