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fulvalened adj. Drunk and joining separate conversations with a bond nobody can readily break. Rawinia went fulvalened, linking the darts argument to a discussion of caravan insurance. fulvated adj. Drunk to the point where every exchange leaves a sediment of tawny sentiment behind. Avien became fulvated and deposited a brown-edged speech beside the fruit machine. fulvened adj. Drunk enough to turn a simple exchange into a ringed structure with no obvious centre. Zyira got fulvened and made three circuits of the same point before reaching the bar. fulvenyled adj. Drunk past the point of being central to the conversation, yet still attached by one stubborn bond. Edony was fulvenyled, no longer following the discussion but unwilling to leave it. fulvestranted (/fʊlˈvɛ.stɹəntd/) adj. Drunk beyond accepting any further advances from the evening, despite continued invitations from the bar. Marieke was fulvestranted and rejected the offered shot with unusual scientific firmness. fulvettaed adj. Drunk in a way that produces small, restless movements and a persistent communal chatter. Nicolemarie got fulvettaed and busied herself among the tables, chirping at everyone. fulvic acided adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the person pale, extracted and still clinging to the bar. Browdy looked fulvic acided after the lock-in, retaining little beyond a grip on the counter. fulvicked adj. Drunk, with the result that every remark acquires the colour of an old bar-room extract. Rykin went fulvicked and gave the regulars a straw-coloured account of his childhood. fulvous tree ducked adj. Drunk to the extent of whistling conversationally from one perch to another. Flo became fulvous tree ducked and migrated between stools whenever anyone opened a packet. fulvous whistling ducked adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated whistles, tropical confidence and an instinct to roost above proceedings. Henessey went fulvous whistling ducked and whistled for service from the settle. fulvous-headed tanagered adj. Drunk since last orders, and perching wherever a small, brightly coloured opinion can be delivered. Dereonna was fulvous-headed tanagered, perched on the arm of a chair and correcting the jukebox. fumadoed adj. Still drunk, and carrying the smoky, oily persistence of a fish supper into daylight. Shureka arrived fumadoed, smelling of smoke, vinegar and yesterday's final round. fumaged (/ˈfjuːmɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every fireplace as taxable property and every landlord as the Exchequer. Jahod became fumaged and demanded to know which table owed the hearth tax. fumagillinned (/ˌfjuːməˈdʒɪlɪnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to treat the pub's microbial life as an enemy requiring immediate intervention. Archit got fumagillinned and inspected the beer pumps for signs of biological treachery. fumarased adj. Having drunk more than the evening can process, and converting every remaining plan into a slow reaction. Daymon was fumarased, taking twenty minutes to turn a proposal into a journey home. fumarated adj. You have drunk enough to pass every conversation through the body's least practical cycle. Virdie went fumarated and converted a discussion of football into a complicated route to the lavatory.