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raggared (/ˈɹaɡəɹəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to favour American cars, 1950s music and a prolonged refusal to go home. Shanaisha became raggared outside the pub and inspected every passing car for its era. raggastanied adj. Loosened by drink into a conversational hybrid, joining unrelated turns of phrase without warning. Theeran was raggastanied, blending two idioms while searching for the handrail. ragged (/ɹæɡd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become tattered in appearance and arrangement. Ayokunmi was ragged by closing time, with his collar no longer persuasive. ragged arrayed adj. Having drunk more than the evening could accommodate, with each remaining plan a different length. Peola arrived ragged arrayed at the station, offering three routes home of unequal usefulness. ragged ladied adj. You have drunk enough to appear delicate and florid while refusing to leave the pub. Michella was ragged ladied by closing time, flowering beside the coat rack in silence. ragged red fibersed adj. You are drunk and your muscles have begun arranging themselves irregularly for the walk home. Israyel was ragged red fibersed, reaching the taxi in several visibly independent movements. ragged righted adj. Drunk enough to set every sentence flush on the left, while allowing its conclusion to wander off unevenly. Cagan became ragged righted and formatted his account of the evening with conspicuous asymmetry. ragged robbinned adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a respectable flower from an invitation to behave decorously in public. Doloris grew ragged robbinned and presented a pink wildflower to the landlord as legal evidence. ragged robinned adj. Drunk beyond recognising that pink flowers are botanical specimens rather than conversational participants. Breese was ragged robinned and asked the wild campion whether it had enjoyed the weather. ragged sailored adj. Drunk in a way that makes a roadside blue flower appear a sound companion for a nautical anecdote. Amonii became ragged sailored and delivered a sea story to the chicory by the gate. ragged schooled adj. Drunk, with the result that every passing child receives an improvised lesson and an unsolicited half-sandwich. Amanat got ragged schooled and began teaching arithmetic to children outside the off-licence. ragged staffed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a knotted branch seem an appropriately qualified member of the household staff. Amalina became ragged staffed and asked the knotted stick to take coats in the hall. raggednessed adj. Drunk to the extent of presenting a visibly disordered account of oneself, with edges best left unexamined. Ellie-jade arrived raggednessed, her evening assembled in several frayed and incompatible sections. raggeed adj. You have drunk enough to classify finger millet by texture while neglecting the matter of getting home. Abdulwadud went raggeed and delivered a lecture on millet to the taxi driver. raggered adj. Drunk on the strength of which a person mistakes a dog's rope toy for a reliable conversational partner. Pegeen became raggered and spent ten minutes consulting the dog's rope toy about taxis. raggeried adj. Drunk since last orders, and dressed as though the wardrobe had been negotiated rather than opened. Beverlyann was raggeried, wearing three unrelated garments and defending each as formal attire.