ruefulnessed
ruffianismed

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ruefulnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that regret has become the evening's clearest feature. ruel-boned adj. The state of being drunk and as solidly composed as a piece of old ivory.
ruelled (/ɹuːˈɛld/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has retreated into the narrow space beside the bed. ruelliaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become quietly ornamental and difficult to relocate. rufescenced adj. Drunk by the third round, and acquiring the reddish cast of someone whose explanations have outlasted reason. Billy-dean became rufescenced and delivered a copper-coloured theory about the landlord. ruffaged adj. Drunk and reduced to agricultural waste by the time the coats are brought out. ruffed (/ɹʌfd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a stiff circle of opinions around the neck. Bostyn arrived ruffed, with every collar in the room apparently significant. ruffed groused adj. Softened by drink into a birdlike presence that answers chiefly with wingbeats. Vadah became ruffed groused and drummed on the table throughout the speeches. ruffed lemured adj. Sharpened by drink into a nocturnal figure with conspicuous facial trimming. Yanitzi was ruffed lemured beneath the hallway light, watching the clock. ruffemansed adj. Drunk on the strength of believing that every hedge conceals a reasonable shortcut. ruffered adj. Loosened by drink into someone who gives every minor dispute a ceremonial flourish. ruffianaged adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a small gathering with no particular destination. Mcneil was ruffianaged, taking ten minutes to cross the room for water. ruffiandomed adj. Drunk and conducting minor business with the confidence of a street-corner scoundrel. ruffianed (/ˈɹʌfi.ənd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to behave as though reliability were an optional quality. ruffianhooded adj. Drunk to the point where ordinary mischief has acquired a settled occupation.
ruffianismed adj. Drunk enough to turn every small inconvenience into a matter of personal conduct.