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rubble crabbed adj. Drunk on the strength of several rounds, moving sideways through the crowd with hard-shelled purpose. rubble drained adj. Drunk since last orders, and filtering slowly towards home through whatever gaps remain. Kayto was rubble drained by the station, moving carefully along the channelled pavement. rubble piled adj. Drunk by the third round, and accumulated in one place rather than proceeding home. Arbrielle was rubble piled beneath the pub's coat hooks after the third round. rubbled (/ˈɹʌb.əld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of being reduced to broken conversational fragments and loose pieces of evening. rubblestoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and composed of several loose intentions that no longer hold together. rubbleworked adj. Still drunk, and held together by loosely arranged efforts rather than any reliable construction. rubblizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of reducing a coherent evening to loose fragments, none suitable for rebuilding. Insaf became rubblizationed and could account only for scattered visits to the bar. rubboarded adj. Having drunk enough to turn the walk home into an unrequested washboard performance. rubboardisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat any ridged surface as an instrument of percussion. rubby-dubbed adj. Having drunk more than sensible beverages permit, and requiring a particularly careful journey home. Divin was rubby-dubbed after last orders and refused to identify the contents of his glass. rubby-dubbied adj. You are drunk and scattering small inducements around the room to attract conversation. rubbydubed adj. You have drunk enough to make ordinary pub drinks seem unnecessarily conventional. rubdowned adj. Of a drinker: a quick, energetic massage has become the preferred preparation for going home. rubeanic acided adj. Drunk on the strength of a compound name sufficiently formidable to discourage further scientific inquiry. Adiba turned rubeanic acided and began citing chemical formulae at the coat stand. rubed (/ɹuːbd/) adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken rural simplicity for a complete plan for getting home. rubedoed adj. Describing a drinker who has flushed steadily through the rounds and now matches the pub's emergency lighting. Burnette was rubedoed by last orders, red-faced beneath the cloakroom's dim bulb.