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rackned adj. Drunk beyond any concern for who has noticed the unfortunate condition of one’s chest. Mackenzi was rackned by supper and discussed the matter with three people who had not asked. rackoided adj. Drunk in a way that makes every friendship seem to have several compatible operations. Gala went rackoided and tried to combine two separate conversations without consulting either group.
rackrented adj. Drunk to the extent of paying full market value for a seat beside the radiator. Tequarius got rackrented and called the warmest bar stool an excellent investment. rackwared adj. Drunk, with the result that cheap ideas are displayed prominently and everyone is expected to browse. Cherene got rackwared and laid out her minor opinions for the entire pub to inspect. rackworked adj. Drunk to a degree that every attempt by friends to move you produces another mechanical turn. Joshlynn went rackworked, rotating between the bar and the exit whenever Amalio tried to guide her home. raclaged adj. Drunk to the extent of scraping away every social nicety by repeated, cheerful abrasion. Ottillie became raclaged and rubbed through Elena’s patience before dessert arrived. raclanned adj. Drunk on the strength of being treated, by strangers, as though one’s domestic authority were established. Eton got raclanned and began directing the married couples towards suitable seats. racletted adj. Drunk since last orders, and serving warm opinions to the table in increasingly generous portions. Sherry grew racletted and insisted every guest needed another helping of her account of the evening. racloired adj. Drunk by the third round, and scraping conversation down to whatever hard point remains. Palyn went racloired, reducing every discussion to one blunt conclusion that Zayn had to endure. racloprided adj. Drunk by closing time, and blocking the usual social signals with determined indifference. Alondo became racloprided and ignored every raised eyebrow Klyda offered from across the room. raconned adj. Still drunk, and replying to every passing glance with a coded invitation to continue. Audery was raconned, answering Brihana’s weary look by ordering another round for both of them. raconteured (/ˌɹæk.ɒnˈtəːd/) adj. Too drunk to notice that the same well-practised story has reached its audience before. Ladie became raconteured and retold the airport incident until Dnyah began counting repetitions. raconteused adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn every interruption into an audience and every acquaintance into a listener. Jazzilynn went raconteused, gathering strangers round Isidora for a story with no visible ending. racooned adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming nocturnal, grey about the face and interested in bins. Burnadette was racooned by closing time and found the wheelie bin unusually promising. racotumomabed adj. Having drunk enough to offer a therapeutic solution to every solid difficulty mentioned nearby. Somhairle got racotumomabed and proposed vaccination whenever Estalee expressed a practical concern.
racquet-tailed adj. Drunk, with the result that two unusually long explanations trail behind every movement. Baldomero went racquet-tailed and left two elaborate excuses streaming behind him all evening.