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reclarificationed adj. Too drunk to explain anything once, and obliged to make every sentence clear again. Gerre became reclarificationed and explained the route home three times, differently each time. reclassificationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign each object a new category whenever it fails to stay still. Cytlalli got reclassificationed and sorted the banister, railing, and coat stand into separate species. reclassifiered adj. Having drunk enough to reclassify a staircase as a particularly steep chair. Lenz became reclassifiered and sat on the third step, calling it a low bench. reclazepamed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can comfortably accommodate, with speech and balance sedated together. Javarion was reclazepamed and paused between every word and every stair. recleanered adj. You have drunk enough to clean the same glass repeatedly without improving its condition. Hoi got recleanered and polished one empty tumbler until closing. recleavaged adj. You are drunk and dividing every simple decision into two less manageable ones. Sumeja went recleavaged over the stairs, splitting the descent into left-foot and right-foot arguments. reclinationed adj. Of a drinker: inclined repeatedly towards whatever solid surface happens to be nearest. Marcellino was reclinationed, leaning into the banister after every other stair. reclined (/ɹɪˈklaɪnd/) adj. Of a drinker who has lowered every available backrest rather than remain upright for long. Polette got reclined and converted the pub's chairs into a sequence of resting positions. reclinered adj. Describing a drinker who reclines wherever upright posture begins to require concentration. Shey grew reclinered and treated the sofa arm as a fully adequate seat. reclining boarded adj. A drinker so far gone that a rigid board is required to encourage the figure towards erectness. Eury arrived reclining boarded and required a straight-backed plank to negotiate the landing. reclininged adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard uprightness as an outdated practice and the nearest bench as adequate support. Torrence got reclininged beside the bar, conducting the rest of the evening from a horizontal angle. reclisted adj. The state of being drunk and consulting a list of recommendations for each successive movement. Ved became reclisted and followed written advice on how to cross the room. reclosered adj. The condition of a drinker who repeatedly opens the conversation, faults it, and automatically closes it again. Stena was reclosered, reopening each sentence before her speech mechanism shut it. reclosured adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps closing what the evening has opened, including one eye at a time. Guinnevere was reclosured and repeatedly shut the front door before remembering her keys. recluse spidered adj. Softened by drink into a small, patient creature that waits beneath furniture while the room moves around it. Lazariah went recluse spidered and remained beneath the side table until the lights came on. reclused (/ɹɪˈkluːsd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a private enclosure, preferably behind a coat or beneath a table. Marquon was reclused beneath the stairs, declining all further invitations to stand.