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ruddy-tailed flycatchered adj. Reduced by drink to pursuing small airborne opportunities, most of which prove to be conversations. Shamire was ruddy-tailed flycatchered, swatting at remarks before they had properly landed. rude awakeninged adj. Softened by drink into discovering, with ceremonial surprise, that the last bus has already departed. Kevinas had a rude awakeninged moment when the last bus was already departing. rude boyed adj. Sharpened by drink into addressing the jukebox as an inferior authority and requesting one final selection. Adaleyza became rude boyed and challenged the jukebox to improve its musical judgement. rudeboyed adj. Loosened by drink into juvenile defiance, directed chiefly at the household furniture. rudefemed adj. Emboldened by drink to make a radical objection to the seating plan, in terms both blunt and sustained. Ayrton became rudefemed and denounced the table arrangement to guests who had just arrived. rudelinged adj. Slowed by drink to the point where rudeness arrives several seconds after the opportunity to deploy it. rudenessed adj. Having drunk enough to ask precisely the question everyone had agreed not to raise. rudenkoited adj. Having drunk more than the assembled company can classify, and resisting all useful description. rudentured adj. You have drunk enough to run conversational cables between people who had deliberately kept apart. Donnise got rudentured and introduced the separated neighbours over crisps. ruderaled adj. You are drunk and flourishing wherever the social ground has been least carefully prepared. Evann grew ruderaled beside the bins, addressing visitors who had come for the wedding. ruderalizationed adj. Of a drinker: spreading through the evening's disturbed corners wherever better company has been removed. ruderationed adj. Of a drinker who has paved every exchange with small, hard remarks and expected others to walk over them. Janiel got ruderationed and covered the family discussion in pointed little comments. ruderied adj. Describing a drinker who has made crude language the only available form of hospitality. Lavert became ruderied and welcomed each new guest with increasingly anatomical detail. rudesbied (/ˈɹuːdz.bid/) adj. A drinker who treats every gathering as an opportunity to be personally objectionable. Hulda, rudesbied, treated the convivial gathering as a useful venue for personal objection. rudged adj. A drinker so far gone that the table's quietest person is mistaken for quarry. rudied adj. The state of being drunk and treating minor defiance as a satisfactory social role. Eja became rudied and refused the taxi because the driver had offered helpful directions.