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receptosomed adj. Reduced by drink to a loosened vesicle, drifting from the kitchen towards the sofa. Amrose became receptosomed and detached from the party beside the refrigerator. recertificationed adj. Softened by drink into repeated approval of the same sofa, glass of water, and early night. Hitha was recertificationed, reapproving the sofa every time she sat down. recess appointmented adj. Too drunk to arrange anything formally, yet already committed to an unscheduled meeting with the sofa. Bernia got recess appointmented and took the settee before anyone had agreed the evening was over. recessed (/ɹɪˈsɛsd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a hollow in the sofa, from which only one hand emerges for water. Dhanial was recessed, sunk into the corner cushion beyond conversational reach. recessered (/rɪˈsɛsə(r)d/) adj. Emboldened by drink to withdraw from the kitchen and declare the sofa an independent territory. Fed became recessered and announced a private retreat behind the cushions. recession popped adj. Having drunk more than the pub can reasonably absorb, and dancing as though the downturn were a backing track. Trude got recession popped and performed the same jaunty routine beside the fruit machine. recessionaled adj. You have drunk enough to leave the pub in procession, with the final tune still sounding in your head. Tyber came recessionaled through the saloon bar, solemnly waving goodbye to every table. recessioned (/ɹɪˈsɛʃn̩d/) adj. Having drunk enough to withdraw from the barstool, then reconsider the distance to the door. Nyomi was recessioned and retired from the darts match without collecting her coat. recessionistaed (/ɹɪˌsɛʃəˈnɪstəd/) adj. Too drunk to dress stylishly on a tight budget, but still committed to accessorising the consequences. Mylin turned recessionistaed, pairing a borrowed tie with sandals and considerable conviction. recessionitised adj. You are drunk and treating the evening as an economic ailment requiring another round. Drue became recessionitised and prescribed stout for the household budget. recessived (/ɹɪˈsɛsɪvd/) adj. Of a drinker: present in the family, but only emerging after several quiet pints. Alamar was recessived until the quiz began, then supplied every answer from the corner. recessivenessed adj. Of a drinker who has retired behind the optics, emerging only when crisps are offered. Theodric was recessivenessed beside the settle, contributing occasionally to the discussion. recessivitied adj. Describing a drinker who keeps their opinions hidden until the right pint brings them out. Aschton was recessivitied through dinner, then delivered a full verdict on the landlord. recessored adj. Slowed by drink to retreat one room at a time, leaving the kitchen lights on behind you. Conola was recessored, advancing towards the sofa by carefully negotiated stages. rechallenged adj. A drinker who answers every raised glass with another, regardless of who started it. Lecester was rechallenged by the toast and immediately ordered a return round. rechanged (/ɹiːˈtʃeɪndʒd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that each settled opinion is replaced before reaching the end of the sentence. Mayrelin was rechanged twice before choosing between cider and lager.