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ranpiked adj. Drunk and standing motionless beside the sofa, as though awaiting a season more suitable for movement. Kijani stood ranpiked between the kitchen and sitting room until somebody brought water. ransacked (/ˈɹænsækd/) adj. Still drunk, and searching every kitchen cupboard for an item plainly visible on the worktop. Malavika remained ransacked, looking for water while holding the glass of water. ransackered adj. Too drunk to search methodically, but determined to inspect every drawer before sitting down. Cataleah was ransackered and opened the cutlery drawer in search of her shoes. ransackinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn retrieving a blanket into a full inspection of the household. Rozilyn became ransackinged and searched the kitchen before remembering the blanket was on her lap. ranselmanned adj. Having drunk enough to conduct a constable's inquiry, though the suspected crime is usually hunger. Davidjohn was ranselmanned and examined the empty crisp packet for evidence. ranseured (/ɹɑːnˈsɜː(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk enough to wield the bread knife as though the kitchen required defending. Danja was ranseured, guarding the butter with a bread knife and declining assistance. ransingaed adj. Drunk enough to produce a bent, brassy greeting for everyone in the bar. Milette went ransingaed and announced last orders with a note nobody could locate. ransinghaed adj. Drunk past the point of speaking, but still capable of sounding a long, curved brass note. Rashaundra got ransinghaed and addressed the snug with one sustained blast. ransom note effected adj. Drunk in a way that makes every sentence look assembled from unrelated fonts. Leonela went ransom note effected and gave each word a different voice. ransom stripped adj. Drunk, with the result that access to the sensible part of the evening is controlled by one small obstacle. Raven was ransom stripped by a puddle and could not reach the taxi rank. ransomed (/ˈɹænsəmd/) adj. Drunk beyond paying anything sensible for the freedom of a coat, a kebab, or a taxi. Amirra was ransomed and offered the landlord money to release her handbag. ransomered adj. Drunk to a degree that you would pay handsomely to have your own remarks released. Georgia-leigh was ransomered and offered a tenner for the return of her last opinion. ransomited adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring a blue, mineral certainty about matters best left alone. Imberly went ransomited and stared thoughtfully at the copper pump handle. ransomwared adj. Drunk on the strength of a few rounds, with your judgement held for payment. Shukri got ransomwared and demanded a fresh drink before answering any question. rantallioned adj. Drunk by closing time, and hanging about the proceedings long after dignity has departed. Alexzander was rantallioned, lingering beside the toilets with remarkable composure. rantanged adj. Still drunk, and carrying the evening about in a small, battered container. Yusei arrived rantanged, with the previous night's drinking packed firmly into his manner.