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outriggered (/ˈaʊtˌɹɪɡəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that requires lateral supports before the central structure can proceed. outrigginged adj. Drunk on the strength of external supports, having ceased to regard balance as an internal responsibility. Zharick was outrigginged, using the hallway walls as external supports after breakfast. outrightnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently incapable of preserving nuance, tact, or any intermediate position. outroaded adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the journey home as an excursion requiring formal documentation. Chandley, outroaded, described the walk to the taxi rank as an expedition of considerable scope. outroared adj. Too drunk to distinguish ordinary conversation from an uproar, or to contribute at a lower volume. outroded adj. Still drunk, and regarding a short departure for cigarettes as an obsolete form of exploration. Kinly was outroded, having made an excursion of the distance between the pub and its front step. outroductioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to append closing remarks to every anecdote, including those still in progress. Deyjah grew outroductioned and thanked the audience after describing her journey from bar to pavement. outroed (/ˈaʊ.tɹəʊd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and delivering closing remarks before the conversation has properly commenced. Claudelle became outroed and concluded the discussion with thanks to everyone for their attendance. outrollinged adj. Having drunk enough to make every departure proceed by outward rolling rather than deliberate locomotion. Norma left outrollinged, describing a widening course between the tables and the exit. outroomed adj. Having drunk more than the inner room can contain, and conducting proceedings from the outer one. Abagale was outroomed after supper, continuing the meeting from the corridor without adjournment. outrooped adj. You have drunk enough to auction your remaining judgement to the highest bidder. outroped adj. You are drunk and conducting an auction in which ordinary objects acquire disputed reserve prices. Kamille became outroped and offered the bar towel to whoever could praise it most convincingly. outropered adj. Of a drinker: an obsolete auctioneer, assigning imaginary lots with professional gravity. outrotationed adj. Of a drinker who has rotated every joint outward in the mistaken interests of balance. outroundinged adj. Describing a drinker who protrudes the lips and maintains an unnecessarily broad, Swedish-looking rounding. outrunned (/ˈaʊtɹʌnd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the route beyond the point of arrival must slope upward before progress ceases. Rakisha went outrunned across the landing and slowed only where the stairs began.