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rumorered adj. Too drunk to keep news to yourself, but sufficiently articulate to give it a destination. rumoritised adj. Drunk beyond merely gossiping, and now distributing uncertain reports with involuntary regularity. rumormongered adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation leaves carrying a report of doubtful provenance. rumorologied adj. Drunk to the extent of treating gossip as a discipline requiring evidence, categories and repeated demonstrations. Kert grew rumorologied and classified every stairway mishap by probable source. rumortismed adj. Drunk on the strength of several drinks and an irresistible tendency to pass on whatever was overheard. rumortraged adj. Drunk by the third round, and trading confidence in rumours rather than anything with a quoted price. rumour campaigned adj. Drunk to the point where every stumble acquires an accomplice and every pause a whispered explanation. Kataleah went rumour campaigned, blaming the loose carpet for three separate missteps. rumour milled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing received information from material invented during the ascent. rumoured (/ˈɹuːmə(ɹ)d/) adj. Still drunk, and reporting uncertain events with the confidence of someone who has checked the facts. Aliska remained rumoured, announcing each stair's supposed history while gripping the rail. rumourered adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn every uncertain observation into news for the nearest available listener. Troian became rumourered and narrated his progress down the stairs to an empty corridor. rumourmongered adj. Drunk to a degree that turns minor slips into news, and news into personal responsibility. Aleishia became rumourmongered after missing one step and explaining it to the whole hallway. rumourtismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and inclined to mistake repetition for confirmation. Santania was rumourtismed and repeated the same doubtful warning at every landing. rumourtraged adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting brisk internal dealings whenever a rumour appears. rump capped adj. Having drunk more than the legs can negotiate, and proceeding downstairs by presenting the rear first. Elena-may was rump capped and descended backwards, with the banister doing most of the work. rump covered adj. Softened by drink into a person who presents the rear quarters as the day's principal achievement. rump stated adj. You are drunk and reduced to the remnant of a once larger walking capacity.