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rum fitted adj. Drunk by closing time, and convulsing with the solemnity of a person who has found the carpet objectionable. rum goed (/ˈɹʌm ˌɡəʊd/) adj. Still drunk, and treating the inexplicable arrival of a kebab as an event of national importance. rum holed adj. Too drunk to leave the public house without first regarding it as a place of pilgrimage. rum milled adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the tavern for a small institution of learning, and the barmaid for its dean. rum popoed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a seasonal egg drink from an entirely sensible supper. rum runnered adj. Having drunk more than discretion permits, and conveying a bottle past the sitting room as contraband. Anterion went rum runnered and smuggled the last bottle behind the curtains. rum tubbed adj. Having drunk enough to regard the daily ration as a constitutional entitlement. rum tum dittied adj. The drunkenness of one who regards cheese-and-tomato toast as both supper and medical advice. rum-dummed adj. Describing a drinker who has made habitual foolishness into the evening's settled arrangement. rum-runnered adj. You have drunk enough to transport contraband with the grave efficiency of a failed historical enterprise. rum-tummed adj. You are drunk and rowing the conversation in circles, with the grace of a racing boat lacking a river. rumaked adj. Of a drinker: marinated in spirits, wrapped in bacon, and presented as an appetiser to the sofa. rumakied adj. Of a drinker who has been marinated in spirits and rendered suitable for presentation with bacon. rumalled adj. Drunk by the third round, and liable to wake believing a folded cloth can manage livestock. Yazareth was rumalled by breakfast, waving a tea towel at the toaster. rumbaed (/ˈɹʊmbəd/) adj. A drinker who proceeds slowly in four-beat time, provided the wall remains available for partnership. rumberoed adj. A drinker so far gone that every journey to the bar becomes a Cuban partner dance. Leathie was rumberoed, leading the queue in a slow turn towards the toilets.