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rearrangement reactioned adj. Of a drinker who has migrated every conversation to a different subject without appearing to leave one. Kallem was rearrangement reactioned, moving from bus fares to medieval architecture. rearrangemented adj. Of a drinker: continually placing familiar objects in an order that will not survive the night. Fedelia was rearrangemented, sorting the coasters by a private principle. rearrangered adj. Describing a drinker who keeps moving things until the original arrangement is only a memory. Dazie was rearrangered and had already improved the room beyond recognition. rearranginged adj. A drinker who is still putting things elsewhere, though nobody can say why. Mattilynn was rearranginged, shifting the glasses between the table and the mantel. rearrested adj. Drunk, with the result that standing up is treated as a second or subsequent arrest. Brittane was rearrested by the stairs, having failed to secure release from the floor. rearrivaled adj. Drunk to a degree that every arrival at the lavatory requires a fresh announcement. Maritzabel was rearrivaled, reaching the doorway twice before entering either time. rearseated adj. Drunk to the extent of finding the back seat again whenever balance becomes negotiable. Gonul was rearseated before the car had reached the end of the street. rearseted adj. Drunk on the strength of the staircase, with the feet placed wherever the next step permits. Lakyshia came down rearseted, using the banister as an auxiliary foot peg. rearsighted adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeatedly checking behind before attempting the next step. Burdell went rearsighted halfway up, suspicious that the staircase was following him. rearterializationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and restoring circulation to limbs that have stopped taking instructions. Jahlik became rearterializationed after sitting cross-legged through the entire interval. rearticulationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and making each consonant attempt the journey again. Hartman got rearticulationed and gave the taxi driver every syllable twice. rearview mirrored adj. Drunk enough to monitor the room behind you while addressing the one in front. Marista became rearview mirrored and greeted people without turning round. rearviewed (/ˈɹɪəvjuːd/) adj. Too drunk to trust forward motion without first checking the situation behind. Neshay was rearviewed, pausing on every step to inspect the corridor below. rearwarded (/ˈɹɪəwɜːdd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make the conclusion of every movement occur behind the rest of the body. Abrigail went rearwarded down the steps, with her feet arriving after the decision. rearwardnessed adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with keeping the back of anything behind you. Mackenlie was rearwardnessed, placing every object and limb at the wrong end. reascendanced adj. You have drunk enough to attempt the stairs again without acknowledging the previous descent. Esay reascendanced after reaching the pavement, though nobody knew why.