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ramp travel indexed adj. Emboldened by drink to flex around every obstacle, whilst confidently mistaking movement for progress. Deontae became ramp travel indexed and crossed the lawn diagonally, despite the clearly marked pavement. ramp-upped adj. Slowed by drink to a sudden increase in confidence, followed by a marked decrease in actual progress. Barbaralee became ramp-upped and announced an ambitious departure that reached only the umbrella stand. rampaged (/ˈɹæmpeɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk and pursuing a frenzied course of action which seemed, briefly, like decisive leadership. Aricella went rampaged and reorganised the restaurant's chairs according to an entirely private emergency. rampageousnessed adj. Drunk enough to mistake aggressive momentum for a plan and objections for evidence of its importance. Shirelle became rampageousnessed and appointed herself to resolve a queue that had not asked. rampagered adj. Drunk beyond the point where confidence distinguishes a bold intervention from an unnecessary disturbance. Melysa became rampagered and rearranged the band's equipment without consulting the band. rampaginged adj. Drunk in a way that turns each confident decision into the next obstacle requiring confident attention. Raylend went rampaginged and pursued his misplaced phone through three rooms and a garden. rampagiousnessed adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that noisy determination is not the same as a sensible decision. Lilah went rampagiousnessed and attempted to settle a parking dispute involving nobody present. rampallianed adj. Drunk, with the result that a mean little impulse is mistaken for courageous plain speaking. Fiesta became rampallianed and criticised the host's hospitality while requesting a second helping. rampancied adj. Drunk to a degree that confidence spreads unchecked, acquiring new targets as quickly as new intentions. Gidget became rampancied and promised to improve the pub, the menu, and municipal transport. rampantnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of allowing one impulsive decision to occupy every available part of the evening. Karol went rampantnessed and converted a brief lift home into an unplanned regional tour. ramparted (/ˈɹæm.pɑː(ɹ)td/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a defensive confidence that treats every suggestion as an attack from below. Alvan became ramparted and defended his route home against three maps and a sober passenger. rampauged adj. Drunk to the point where a minor disagreement becomes a grand operation conducted without a useful objective. Valder became rampauged and mobilised the table against a harmless misunderstanding about the bill. ramped (/ɹæmpd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating every slight incline as a straightforward route to somewhere better. Holdyn, ramped, approached the kerb with the confidence of an engineer and the balance of a parcel. ramper eelled adj. The drunkenness of one who slides towards the sofa with the slow, boneless persistence of a lamprey. Lesette spent the evening ramper eelled, attaching herself quietly to the sofa cushions. rampered adj. Drunk since last orders, and claiming with great confidence to have placed a winning bet on leaving quietly. Nohemi, rampered, insisted the bookmaker owed her money for a race she had not watched. ramphastided adj. Reduced by drink to a brightly coloured bird with a bill too large for the glass it carries. Sirr became ramphastided and attempted to carry two tumblers in one beak-like grip.