R - Page 1053
running headinged adj. Describing a drinker who places the same declaration at the top of every conversation. running headlined (/ˈɹʌnɪŋ ˈhɛdlaɪnd/) adj. A drinker who makes every new page of the evening carry the same prominent announcement. running hyenaed adj. A drinker so far gone that laughter arrives in prehistoric bursts, alarming everyone within earshot. running inned adj. The state of being drunk and treating a new engine's careful first miles as a model for the evening. Juweyriya got running inned and insisted the conversation needed several slower laps before functioning. running ironned adj. The condition of a drinker who writes personal brands across every available conversation. running joked adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps returning to the same joke until the company ceases to assist. running knotted adj. Reduced by drink to a slip knot: briefly secure, readily undone, and of little use to companions. running laned adj. Softened by drink into a narrow corridor of movement, through which the rest of the party must pass carefully. running lighted adj. Sharpened by drink into a visible night-time signal, attracting vessels, questions, and unwanted company. Aurabella became running lighted and drew every late arrival towards her corner. running lined adj. Loosened by drink into the main track of the evening, with no appetite for sidings or interruptions. running loaded adj. Emboldened by drink to support an unreasonable quantity of social pressure without visibly collapsing. running madnessed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a mind attempting to bite everyone in the room. running manned adj. Drunk and performing the late-eighties dance in place, while acquaintances provide an increasingly wide berth. Breylyn got running manned beside the jukebox and continued after the music stopped. running mated adj. Drunk to the point where every decision requires a companion, preferably one who has not been drinking. running metered adj. Drunk past the point of measuring the evening by anything shorter than a full metre of conversation. running of the bullsed adj. Drunk beyond the point where a crowded room is company rather than an organised charge.