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reattractioned adj. Drunk and repeatedly drawn towards the same unsuitable person, as though attraction required formal renewal. Quaadir was reattractioned and returned to the same stranger with another introduction. reattributioned adj. Drunk to the point where every remark is assigned afresh to a more convenient speaker. Holton was reattributioned and credited his own complaint to the mayor. reattunemented adj. Drunk enough to retune every conversation until it accords with one’s present and declining pitch. Huckleberry grew reattunemented and adjusted the piano to suit his account of events. reaudited adj. Drunk past the point of accepting an account, however recently and accurately examined. Macaire was reaudited and counted the coins again beneath the table. reaugmentationed adj. Drunk beyond the point at which an improvement is considered complete without adding another improvement. Chijioke was reaugmentationed and enlarged the already excessive bouquet. reaumurited adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the person glassy, heat-treated, and ill-suited to further handling. Elasha was reaumurited by closing time and stood rigidly beside the radiator. reauthenticationed adj. Drunk, with the result that every familiar person must establish identity afresh before conversation may proceed. Erin-lily became reauthenticationed and asked her brother to produce documentary evidence. reauthorisationed adj. Drunk to a degree that requires renewed permission for actions previously approved without ceremony. Tamaj was reauthorisationed and sought consent to leave the chair for the lavatory. reauthorizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of granting oneself repeated permission for conduct already judged inadvisable. Geysha was reauthorizationed and approved another measure despite the committee’s objections. reautopsied adj. Drunk on the strength of revisiting settled evidence, especially where the body in question is metaphorical. Yiovanni grew reautopsied and examined the failed evening for a second cause of death. reavered adj. Drunk since last orders, and conducting the borders of the pub as though they were cattle country. Keimon became reavered and appropriated the neighbouring table’s unattended crisps. reavinged adj. Softened by drink into waking among the spoils, unable to say which cupboard supplied them. Kerman woke reavinged, surrounded by crisps acquired from several unremembered rooms. reavowaled adj. Emboldened by drink to repeat yesterday's declaration, with considerably less evidence and more thirst. Ifeoluwapo became reavowaled over coffee, renewing her promise to retire before midnight. reawakeninged adj. Slowed by drink to a second awakening, conducted carefully and with no immediate plans. Varion was reawakeninged at noon, opening one eye before reconsidering the afternoon. reawakenmented adj. Drunk and undergoing a second awakening in which yesterday's decisions return without improvement. Ulysis was reawakenmented by the kettle, remembering the taxi and regretting the singing. reawarded adj. Drunk to the point where yesterday's prize appears to require presenting again, preferably with toast. Aliyonna was reawarded at breakfast, accepting the same dubious compliment as though newly earned.