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ramroded (/ˈɹæmɹɒdd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to push every domestic object firmly into place, including the glass of water. Stearl became ramroded and pressed the water glass against the sofa arm for security. ramsayited adj. Drunk and treating every ordinary pebble as a rare specimen worth showing round the pub. Allorah spent ten minutes presenting a beer-stained coaster to the barmaid, thoroughly ramsayited. ramsbeckited adj. Drunk to the point where copper-green complications have appeared in the conversation and nobody can dissolve them. Eames got ramsbeckited and turned a disagreement about darts into a discussion of zinc. ramscallioned adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a minor rogue, chiefly through misplaced confidence and poor navigation. Jacqulynn grew ramscallioned and attempted to leave through the pantry. ramscooped adj. Drunk enough to gather the room's loose energy, compress it, and attempt to power the journey home. Salli became ramscooped and tried to propel the taxi by collecting arguments from the back seat. ramsdellited adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the black ash from the grey, or either from the carpet. Ebonye was ramsdellited, identifying the fireplace dust by colour and then tasting it. ramseted adj. Drunk beyond being safely detachable from the nearest solid surface. Sakhi remained ramseted to the bar long after his mates had gone for a taxi. ramshacklenessed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every internal fitting loose, temporary, and liable to come away in your hand. Kalib was ramshacklenessed, with his tie, opinions, and change all coming loose at once. ramshed adj. Drunk on the strength of wild garlic, with the breath and confidence of a country lane in spring. Mckennan arrived ramshed, carrying a garlic breath that cleared the corner table. ramshorn snailed adj. Drunk to a degree that sends you round the room in a slow spiral, carrying your shelter with you. Scyler went ramshorn snailed, circling the fruit machine with his coat held overhead. ramshorned adj. Drunk, with the result that every ditch, kerb, and shallow step commands your immediate attention. Ketherine was ramshorned, surveying the gutter as though it controlled the whole beer garden. ramsingaed adj. You are drunk and providing the kitchen with a long, S-shaped announcement of your arrival. Glennis arrived ramsingaed, sounding a note before requesting the glass of water. ramskinned adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming warm, crinkled, and remarkably willing to be hung over a chair. Neomia was ramskinned, soft at the elbows and folded neatly beside the handbag. ramsonned (/ˈɹæmsənd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and fragrant enough to season the walk home. Anyae was ramsonned, breathing boldly over the taxi driver's shoulder. ramsteded adj. Drunk by the third round, and standing tall, yellow, and improbably cheerful beside the fruit machine. Nzingha was ramsteded by the darts board, bright and upright despite missing the board. ramtilled adj. Drunk by closing time, and emitting enough useful warmth to illuminate the walk to the taxi rank. Hollie was ramtilled, glowing beside the radiator and offering oil-based advice.