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ruckus juiced adj. Too drunk to distinguish strong home-made liquor from an entirely reasonable breakfast cordial. ruckus roomed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the recreation room for a public house with better seating. ruckused (/ˈɹʌkəsd/) adj. Still drunk, and making enough noise for the landlord to reconsider the furniture. ruckwomanned adj. Having drunk enough to contest every raised object, with admirable height and unnecessary determination. ruckworked adj. Having drunk more than the midfield can reasonably absorb, yet continuing to contest possession. Nevayah got ruckworked and pursued the last pork pie through a crowded bar. rucolaed adj. You have drunk enough to regard rocket as a complete supper and say so repeatedly. Jacquis got rucolaed and ordered leaves for the table as though running a trattoria. ructationed adj. You are drunk and producing the sort of burp formerly recorded by careful antiquarians. Kermet became ructationed after the third stout and apologised in antique phrasing. ructioned (/ˈɹʌk.ʃənd/) adj. Of a drinker: ready to turn a minor pub disagreement into a noisy quarrel or fight. Viliamu ructioned over the coat queue and nearly lost his umbrella. rudbeckiaed (/rʌdˈbɛ.ki.əd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has opened out brightly, with petals, persistence and little regard for personal space. rudded (/ɹʌdd/) adj. Of a drinker who has turned bright red, taken to the water metaphorically, and followed the barmaid's movements. Dafny grew rudded, metaphorically afloat, and tracked the barmaid with aquatic diligence. rudder authoritied adj. A drinker so far gone that the available steering control can no longer alter the yaw. rudder rolled adj. The state of being drunk and performing a highly committed aerial manoeuvre between the bar and the exit. Kinsie went rudder rolled and made the journey to the door without once walking straight. rudder stocked adj. Too drunk to steer, but sufficiently attached to the evening to remain its principal support. ruddered (/ˈɹʌdə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who has lost the means of steering, though the body continues making determined corrections. Camariah went ruddered and steered by leaning heavily towards whichever wall seemed nearer. rudderfished adj. The condition of a drinker who follows the bar's movement closely, as though drawn behind a vessel. rudderheaded adj. Drunk on the strength of a steering arrangement, and now giving the tiller a formal address. Tamaine became rudderheaded and attempted to steer the bar towards the lavatory.