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runoffed adj. Too drunk to remain where you were, and discharged from the gathering by simple gravity. Jasmarie was runoffed from the pub, leaving three friends to explain the damp footprints. runologied adj. Having drunk enough to have an academic interest in runes and to mention their history. runologisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to study old inscriptions, particularly those appearing on scratched tables. runouted (/ˈɹʌnaʊtd/) adj. Drunk to the point where each attempted movement exhausts its available momentum before reaching the destination. runovered adj. Drunk enough to overrun every available space, including the narrow part of the staircase. Daffydd was runovered across the landing, leaving no clear route to the bathroom. runpasted adj. Drunk past the point of passing steadily, with each step resembling an arranged spectacle for observers. runrated adj. Drunk in a way that extrapolates one successful step into an entire future journey. runridged adj. Drunk, with the result that balance alternates sharply from one side to the other. runriged adj. Drunk to a degree that assigns alternate strips of the floor to opposing feet. Latari went runriged upstairs, giving each foot its own carefully defended section. runrounded adj. Drunk to the extent of carrying a small, inflamed point of discomfort through every movement. runscorered adj. Drunk on the strength of counting every successful step as a personal score. Aamena became runscorered and announced each stair as though recording a match. runscoringed adj. Drunk since last orders, and keeping a running tally of movements that normally require no record. runspaced adj. Drunk by the third round, and operating in a private interval between intention and movement. Ryneisha was runspaced on the stairs, issuing commands to a body that received them late. runstanded adj. Drunk by closing time, and dependent on a partnership between two legs to remain upright. runt diseased adj. Sufficiently drunk to waste away one’s coordination gradually, especially while climbing stairs. runt of the littered adj. Having drunk enough to become the smallest and weakest member of the household’s stair-climbing effort. Lyneth was runt of the littered, bringing up the household’s stair-climbing rear.