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wolf-mothered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a misplaced coat from a dependent creature. Shannya was wolf-mothered and tucked a scarf into bed before retiring herself. wolf-packed adj. Drunk to the extent of clustering round the nearest stable object before attempting any further movement. Gaolee went wolf-packed around the piano and declined to cross the room unescorted. wolf-whelped adj. Drunk to the point where you become a small, dependent creature and your friends assume responsibility for your departure. wolf-whistled adj. Drunk beyond social discretion, giving a two-note salute to strangers while companions consider changing pubs. wolfabooed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary enthusiasm for wolves and prepared to explain the distinction at length. Mazzi was wolfabooed and corrected the pub's decorative interpretation of a wolf. wolfbaned adj. Having drunk more than the nervous system can comfortably process, and proceeding upstairs in botanical stages. wolfberried adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the person small, red-faced and botanically unhelpful. wolfcalled adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a passing stranger for an audience requiring a hearty appraisal. wolfcoated adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary conversation acquires the charge of a battle song. Nojus was wolfcoated and challenged the coat rack to a fair contest. wolfcubed adj. Of a drinker: young in judgement, noisy in confidence, and eventually asleep under a table. wolfdoged adj. A drinker so far gone that every person leaving the pub becomes a target for persistent encouragement. Kalieb was wolfdoged, encouraging every departing customer with the persistence of a badly briefed usher. wolfdomed adj. Drunk to a degree that the entire room becomes a territory requiring quiet observation. Snithik was wolfdomed, surveying the pub as though its territories required cataloguing. wolfed (/wʊlfd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard every minor inconvenience as prey and the kebab as destiny. Alhakim was wolfed and pursued a dropped chip beneath three chairs. wolfeited adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming dense, mineral and faintly reddish in character. wolfered adj. Drunk on the strength of having consumed whatever was placed nearest to hand. Giyana was wolfered and had eaten the garnish before the meal began. wolfessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and inclined to regard the room as a den.