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rudimentaried (/ˌɹuːdɪˈmɛntəɹid/) adj. Reduced by drink to two small, vestigial social functions: greeting strangers and requesting water. rudimentarinessed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced social intercourse to its earliest, least developed forms. rudimentationed adj. Softened by drink into a rudimentary version of yourself, with colleagues doing the missing work. rudimented (/ˈɹuːdɪməntd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has retained only the fundamental skills of conversation and balance. rudisted adj. Sharpened by drink into a hard, box-like conversational presence that others must manoeuvre around. rudistided adj. Loosened by drink into a shelled social creature, opening only to release an opinion. Marieelena got rudistided and withdrew from dancing into a long account of local planning. rudited adj. Emboldened by drink to scatter small, heavy conversational stones across everyone else's evening. ruditied adj. Slowed by drink to answer every ordinary courtesy with an unnecessary display of ignorance. rudivirused adj. Drunk and spreading the same peculiar social infection through every conversation in the room. Sarene went rudivirused and repeated her complaint to each guest as they arrived. rudosoled adj. Drunk to the point where you become socially unsettled, taking root wherever the evening has been disturbed. rudrakshaed adj. Drunk enough to count the same reassurance repeatedly, as though each repetition might improve it. rudstered adj. Drunk past the point of roaming freely, requiring attachment to one reliable bystander. rudstoned adj. Drunk beyond the point where a conversation remains supported by anything finer than blunt, heavy remarks. Sharmel got rudstoned and reduced the committee's dispute to three forceful words. rue anemoned adj. Drunk, with the result that you open delicately in woodland corners while companions search for you. rue-bargained adj. Describing a drinker who has exchanged a clear morning for an agreement regrettable in every detail. Brandilee woke rue-bargained, having promised to host supper for twelve strangers. rued (/ɹuːd/) adj. Drunk in a way that supplies tomorrow's regret before tonight's company has gone home. Marley got rued and apologised to the hosts for remarks nobody had yet mentioned.