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rage syndromed adj. Drunk to the point where a quiet request for coats produces an explosive, unexplained objection. Catrin became rage syndromed when the barman announced that the kitchen had closed. rage-baited adj. Drunk beyond accepting the ordinary indignities of queues, closing time or shared taxis. Yittel became rage-baited when another passenger boarded the last bus first. rageaholicked adj. Drunk enough to sustain an argument through last orders, the cloakroom and the journey home. Jamiroquan stayed rageaholicked from the second round until the night bus arrived. ragebaited adj. Drunk in a way that turns a harmless remark about going home into further custom. Nour was ragebaited by the words last orders and requested the menu again. raged (/ɹeɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into treating the queue for the cloakroom as a personal affront. Mittie got raged when the cloakroom ticket failed to produce her coat immediately. rageed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, and now mistaking a bowl of millet for a complete supper. Saada became rageed and ate finger millet from a flowerpot with considerable administrative confidence. ragefulnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that every practical arrangement for home acquires an angry moral dimension. Migna was ragefulnessed by the shared taxi and insisted on paying the wrong amount. rageholicked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a calm departure seem suspiciously under-argued. Wilhemina remained rageholicked through last orders and disputed the existence of closing time. ragequitted (/ˈɹeɪd͡ʒˌkwɪtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one final grievance, and leaving before the round is finished. Fateha ragequitted after the bartender called last orders, but waited outside for everyone. ragequittered adj. Drunk by the third round, and liable to resign from any plan involving a fixed destination. Tshanti became ragequittered when the group chose the nearer station. ragered (/ˈɹeɪd͡ʒɚd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and still capable of finding fault with the orderly dispersal. Shohn was ragered at closing time and objected to the existence of the queue. ragetweeted adj. Still drunk, and issuing brief public complaints about the evening instead of taking the taxi. Aayu remained ragetweeted on the pavement, documenting the queue rather than joining it. ragfished adj. Too drunk to leave the Northern Pacific by any route, yet somehow waiting at the rank. Carita stood ragfished beside the taxi rank, patient and entirely unsuited to land travel. raggabashed adj. Drunk by closing time, and too idle and ragged to distinguish departure from decoration. Tahtianna was raggabashed, draped over the exit sign and offering no assistance to anyone leaving. raggaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the journey home as a heavily sampled, bass-led procession. Darsh came raggaed out of the pub, turning the walk to the station into a private rhythm. raggamuffinned adj. Drunk beyond respectable navigation, with loose clothing and loose limbs proceeding by separate arrangements. Khubayb went raggamuffinned upstairs, gathering the banister and his dignity at different speeds.