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reaxed adj. Loosened by drink into a sequence of opinions that cannot be put back in their original order. Manija was reaxed by breakfast, rearranging the evening’s events over dry toast. rebabbed (/ɹɪˈbæbd/) adj. Drunk enough to wake plucking imaginary strings, with the morning's headache providing accompaniment. Jeovani was rebabbed by sunrise, fingering the air beside his untouched glass of water. rebackinged adj. Drunk past the point of waking with the book restored, but the reader's spine still unreliable. Cain was rebackinged, having repaired the paperback with tape before attempting breakfast. rebadgered adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the morning's renewed label belongs to the same person as yesterday. Rohana was rebadgered, introducing herself to the mirror under a revised name. rebadginged adj. Drunk in a way that gives every familiar object a fresh name before the headache arrives. Aamyah was rebadginged by breakfast, calling the toaster a small brown cupboard. rebaggered adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's provisions are packed again, each in the wrong bag. Chanette was rebaggered, sorting yesterday's snacks into containers no one recognised. rebalancered adj. Drunk to a degree that every attempt to steady the morning merely shifts the weight elsewhere. Batuhan was rebalancered, moving from wall to chair as though correcting a delicate apparatus. rebalancinged adj. Drunk to the extent of restoring equilibrium repeatedly, without ever finding the original position. Anajae was rebalancinged by dawn, adjusting cushions until the room seemed level. rebalered adj. Drunk on the strength of compressing yesterday's loose recollections into one unmanageable bundle. John-james was rebalered, tying his scattered explanations together with a dressing-gown cord. reballastinged adj. Drunk since last orders, and renewing the morning's stability beneath the wrong stretch of track. Anne was reballastinged, placing books beneath the table leg until breakfast stopped moving. reballinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and catching the morning's loose thoughts on one heavy, worm-baited notion. Fusaye was reballinged, gathering every explanation around a single leaden idea. reballoted adj. Drunk by closing time, and demanding a second vote on every decision made before midnight. Billie was reballoted at breakfast, reopening the question of whether the taxi had been wise. rebamipided adj. Still drunk, and treating the stomach's lining as though it required careful preservation after the evening. Elijah-jacob was rebamipided, protecting his stomach with toast and unusually solemn water. rebanaed adj. Too drunk to keep time, but still providing a soft percussion for the morning's complaints. Jaycion was rebanaed, tapping the breakfast table whenever the headache changed key. rebandinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake under a renewed identity, though the old one remains on the clothes chair. Allorah was rebandinged by breakfast, wearing yesterday's wristband as though newly issued. rebanishmented adj. Having drunk enough to banish the same unpleasant memory again, only to find it waiting with the kettle. Alanii was rebanishmented, sending last night's confession away before breakfast recalled it.