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recallabilitied adj. Of a drinker: able to retrieve a fact, but not the route by which the body reached the room. Sanda was recallabilitied, remembering everyone's names while forgetting which stair she had just taken. recalled (/ˈɹiːkɔːld/) adj. You are drunk and repeatedly calling your feet, your words, and your companions back into service. Timira was recalled twice from the stairs, having summoned her feet back only to lose them again. recalleed adj. Of a drinker who has been called back from the stairs, the pavement, and several unfinished sentences. Mercedees was recalleed from the road and returned to the pub by a patient neighbour. recallered adj. Describing a drinker who remembers the destination but continually forgets the next movement. Lynita was recallered, naming the taxi accurately while walking past it twice. recallinged (/ɹɪˈkɔːlɪŋd/) adj. A drinker who summons old conversations while the present sentence repeatedly loses its way. Albon was recallinged, bringing up a school disagreement between two unsuccessful attempts at the stairs. recallismed (/ˈɹiːkɔːlɪzəmd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every representative of balance has been withdrawn from the body. Cian was recallismed, having removed all reliable support from the body's legal establishments. recallisted adj. The state of being drunk and demanding the return of every lost word and upright posture. Erionna was recallisted, campaigning for the return of a sentence abandoned beside the stairs. recallmented adj. The condition of a drinker who brings old memories back while leaving present coordination behind. Reford was recallmented, remembering a childhood staircase but failing to manage this one. recalmented adj. The drunkenness of one who retrieves yesterday's movements but cannot reproduce today's. Travond was recalmented, recalling how stairs worked without successfully applying the knowledge. recamed adj. Reduced by drink to a recreated recording of earlier movements, replayed with poorer coordination. Kaylib was recamed, replaying his entrance several times before reaching the bar. recamiered adj. Softened by drink into a person requiring headrest, footrest, and assistance between them. Zulema was recamiered on the sofa, her head and feet supported while the middle recovered. recanalisationed adj. Sharpened by drink into a narrow passage, through which speech and movement emerge intermittently. Xavi was recanalisationed, sending words and footsteps through one obstructed route at a time. recanalizationed adj. Loosened by drink into a passage of uncertain direction, with balance finding new channels downstairs. Somya was recanalizationed, redirecting each wavering step around the banister. recancellationed adj. Emboldened by drink to cancel every instruction again, including those concerning stairs and remaining upright. Guylaine was recancellationed, cancelling the plan to sit down each time her knees disagreed. recandidacied adj. Sufficiently drunk to stand for the same round again, despite having already lost the vote. Chidiebere got recandidacied and proposed himself for treasurer of the taxi queue. recannulationed adj. Having drunk enough to require a second attempt at getting a coat, a taxi, or oneself through the door. Lizzbeth became recannulationed and made two attempts at the same coat sleeve.