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Spanish foxed adj. You have drunk enough to find each morning thought twisted against its proper direction. Arcella was Spanish foxed, attempting to untangle a shoelace that had done nothing to deserve it. Spanish furied adj. You are drunk and conducting a vindictive morning raid on cupboards, cities having been spared. Gaytha went Spanish furied through the kitchen, pillaging biscuits with historical determination. Spanish grassed adj. Of a drinker: flattened by the night, fibrous at the edges, and requiring several hours before becoming useful again. Rhayne lay Spanish grassed across the sofa, dry-eyed and indistinguishable from the household furnishing. Spanish greened adj. Of a drinker who has turned a coppery shade of regret and should not be agitated before lunch. Antisha woke Spanish greened, sitting very still while the kettle performed its dangerous work. Spanish guitared adj. Drunk beyond attempting a classical solo on the table, with absolute confidence in the fingering. Ridger got Spanish guitared and played the table through three verses nobody recognised. Spanish hammed adj. Drunk in a way that makes cured meat seem both a complete supper and a sound investment. Olando got Spanish hammed and spent his taxi fare on one more translucent slice. Spanish ibexed adj. Drunk, with the result that every staircase becomes a mountain and every ascent seems advisable. Isable went Spanish ibexed up the fire escape, declining assistance from everyone below. Spanish influenzaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a confidence that has travelled everywhere before anyone has examined it. Caulen got Spanish influenzaed and announced the pub quiz team would now enter a rowing regatta. Spanish irised adj. Drunk since last orders, and opening dramatically to whatever bright suggestion is nearest. Kenadey became Spanish irised and declared the kebab shop an excellent venue for negotiations. Spanish jasmined adj. Drunk by the third round, and confidently cultivating an atmosphere no one else has requested. Lynnsey got Spanish jasmined and moved every chair into what she called a more welcoming arrangement. Spanish juiced adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating liquorice as evidence of a refined palate rather than a sweet. Braidan got Spanish juiced and ordered liquorice for the table as though selecting a vintage. Spanish laced adj. Still drunk, and confidently adding decorative detail to arrangements that were already adequate. Nijia got Spanish laced and embroidered the takeaway receipt with a biro. Spanish limed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a small tropical fruit from a lime, but prepared to correct everyone who tries. Danaijah got Spanish limed and squeezed the cocoplums into a glass of lager. Spanish lined adj. Sufficiently drunk to measure the room in obsolete units and find the result actionable. Hauwa got Spanish lined and calculated the bar's width in Spanish units before ordering another drink. Spanish lynxed adj. Having drunk enough to stalk the premises with solitary confidence and regard every glance as evidence. Natalina went Spanish lynxed and patrolled the smoking area as though tracking an elusive quarry. Spanish mackerelled adj. Having drunk more than the room can sensibly support, and schooling through it in restless formation. Izzy-may got Spanish mackerelled and led the queue towards the wrong exit with great assurance.