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radicalisted adj. Of a drinker: a proponent of fundamental change, especially to whatever routine produced this morning. Kiyonna was radicalisted by breakfast, campaigning for permanent access to the good biscuits. radicalitied adj. Of a drinker who has made the morning unusually extreme, despite the quietness of the room. Lizabelle woke radicalitied, treating a mild headache as an event of unusual significance. radicalizationed adj. A drinker who has turned a routine hangover into a programme for fundamental domestic reform. Guiselle was radicalizationed, demanding that the kitchen be reorganised before anyone mentioned breakfast. radicalizered adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's ordinary objects are recruited into causing fundamental change. Jimena was radicalizered, persuading the kettle that coffee required a new social order. radicalnessed adj. The state of being drunk and unusually extreme about small matters, particularly the distance to water. Wynnie woke radicalnessed, regarding the bedside glass as an object of national importance. radicanded adj. The condition of a drinker who treats the morning's underlying number as something requiring repeated extraction. Breena woke radicanded, trying to calculate the square root of the night's final round. radicationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken root where they woke and cannot yet be persuaded otherwise. Kaci-louise was radicationed in the armchair, established there with water and a blanket. radicchioed (/ɹəˈdi.kjoʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced the bitter leaves are an appropriate main course. Shelvy arrived radicchioed and ordered grilled leaves for the entire table. radicelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and branching into minor plans with the confidence of a master scheme. Rosheka became radicelled and arranged three taxis for a journey across one street. radicicoled adj. Drunk to a degree that binds firmly to the evening's central mistake and changes its behaviour. Shylow got radicicoled and remained committed to driving home on a borrowed scooter. radicled (/ˈɹædɪkəld/) adj. Still drunk, and proceeding from a tiny first idea towards consequences nobody has authorised. Coyte was radicled and bought paint before explaining what required painting. radiclibed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bold political principle from an impulse shouted across the bar. Lyndzy got radiclibed and promised to reform the council before breakfast. radicofunctional named adj. Sufficiently drunk to give every new plan a two-part title, as though terminology made it workable. Lyrika became radicofunctional named and called the taxi plan a pavement intervention. radicoled adj. Having drunk enough to combine two incompatible approaches and regard the result as an obvious improvement. Ranjit went radicoled and mixed breakfast customs with the rules of a chess match. radiculed adj. Having drunk more than good sense permits, and reducing every decision to its smallest, least useful beginning. Avrilynn was radiculed and rebuilt the evening from one misplaced canapé. radiculitised adj. You have drunk enough to treat every minor ache as a compelling reason to change direction. Wardah became radiculitised and abandoned dancing for an urgent inspection of the furniture.