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full-backed adj. Reduced by drink to a defensive position, blocking the morning's enquiries from the sofa. Benvinda woke full-backed and defended the duvet against every practical suggestion. full-beamed adj. Drunk beyond the point where one can address a room without illuminating the entire opposing side. Vyanna went full-beamed and directed the brightest attention towards the coat stand. full-bodied moneyed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every coin seem worth its metal, and every purchase correspondingly defensible. Mackenziee became full-bodied moneyed and appraised the coins before buying crisps. full-body dayed adj. Drunk, with the result that the whole person appears to have been scheduled for daylight. full-brothered adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a newly met companion as a sibling of unquestioned provenance. Evdokia became full-brothered and explained the family resemblance to a stranger. full-burned adj. Drunk on the strength of maximum internal propulsion, despite having nowhere consequential to travel. Luane went full-burned and crossed the pub at unnecessary velocity. full-course dinnered adj. Slowed by drink to a pace that suggests several further courses remain, whether or not anyone ordered them. Selassie was full-course dinnered by eleven and was still on what the table calculated was the fourth course of his main anecdote. full-course mealed adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the night as a complete repast rather than a sequence of drinks. Bhargava was full-course mealed, consuming the evening in several carefully announced stages. full-course yellowed adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting the entire evening under a continuous cautionary signal. Jennavi was full-course yellowed, advancing only when the room appeared temporarily safe. full-court pressed adj. Too drunk to permit any subject to advance without coordinated interference from the entire table. full-deckismed adj. The state of being drunk and requiring tactful language from everyone nearby. Latarsia was full-deckismed and received unusually careful answers. full-dive virtual realitied adj. Having drunk enough to abandon the immediate room for a complete private simulation of it. full-dressed adj. Reduced by drink to formal attire in spirit, if not in clothing. Olaf was full-dressed and stood as though awaiting ceremonial inspection. full-fledgednessed (/fʊlˈflɛd͡ʒɪdnɪsd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to regard a provisional opinion as a mature and fully accredited doctrine. full-frontal nuditied adj. Of a drinker: unable to keep the front of the body, or much else, discreetly covered. Geron became full-frontal nuditied before anyone could persuade him to retain his shirt. full-frontalled adj. You have drunk enough to regard complete exposure as an unremarkable conversational posture. Junhao became full-frontalled and treated the changing room as a public lecture theatre.