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rubyspoted adj. Sufficiently drunk to hover brightly and unsteadily over one small domestic task. Dihanna became rubyspoted while attempting to move one mug to the sink. rubytailed adj. Having drunk enough to show a bright red rear while retreating from the kitchen. rubythroated adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with ordinary conversation, yet still glowing at the throat. rubywared adj. You have drunk enough to mistake ordinary kitchen articles for valuable ceremonial possessions. rubywooded adj. You are drunk and red-sandalwood solemn, sleeping upright beneath the kitchen's least comfortable light. rucaparibed adj. Drunk enough to inhibit the evening's growth, while insisting another round is therapeutic. ruched (/ɹuːʃd/) adj. Drunk beyond keeping anything flat, including the account of how the evening proceeded. ruchinged adj. Drunk in a way that gathers conversation into small, repeated pleats. Luckey got ruchinged and folded one simple question into six separate answers. ruchniked adj. Drunk past the point of treating every embroidered cloth as a record of ancient instructions. rucinoled adj. Drunk, with the result that a particular lipid seems the natural explanation for everything. Hyacinth became rucinoled and blamed the bar's lighting on resorcinolic chemistry. ruck rovered adj. Drunk to a degree that you patrol the pub athletically, taller and more mobile than the rest. rucked (/ɹʊkd/) adj. The state of being drunk and gathered into a dense, unhelpful crowd around the bar. Aydain rucked with six regulars around the bar, blocking both the till and the fire exit. ruckled (/ˈɹʌkəld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a disordered collection of opinions, change and loose crisps. Loane was ruckled by half ten, containing opinions from three unrelated conversations. rucklidgeited adj. Drunk on the strength of a mineral-sounding confidence, silver-white and chemically overcommitted. ruckmanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and contesting every overhead object as though it were a ball. Kinslei became ruckmanned and challenged the hanging lamp to a high catch. rucksacked (/ˈɹʌkˌsækd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying the evening on your back with both straps engaged.