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recontextualisationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and placing every remark in a new setting. Aedric grew recontextualisationed and explained the toast as a historical document. recontextualizationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and assigning familiar remarks entirely different surroundings. Quwanna became recontextualizationed and treated the bar receipt as correspondence. recontextualizered adj. Still drunk, and habitually moving each sentence into a more convenient setting. Mailing was recontextualizered and made the kitchen incident sound administrative. recontinuanced adj. Too drunk to stop, and therefore continuing whatever had just ended. Shaquay was recontinuanced and resumed explaining the receipt after everyone had agreed. recontinuationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to begin the evening's final conversation again. Deneane grew recontinuationed and reopened the matter of who had called the taxi. recontouringed adj. Having drunk enough to give every straight route a more considerate outline. Nevaehmarie became recontouringed and approached the hallway by a broad curve. recontractioned adj. Having drunk more than one can comfortably explain, and drawing everything in again. Romello was recontractioned and reduced the account to several incomplete gestures. recontributioned adj. You have drunk enough to return to the fund what you withdrew from it. Gleice became recontributioned and put the borrowed coins back on the bar. reconvalescenced adj. You are drunk and recovering from the effort of having been drunk earlier. Hartzel was reconvalescenced by noon, seated quietly with toast and mineral water. reconvalescented adj. Of a drinker: recovering from drink, with the measured pace of a patient. Moncerat looked reconvalescented and declined the offer of a further small glass. reconventioned adj. Of a drinker who has brought the argument back before the same unwilling authority. Sariaha became reconventioned and appealed to the landlord about the earlier dispute. reconvergenced adj. Describing a drinker who eventually brings several wandering conversations together. Richand grew reconvergenced and connected the coat, the invoice and the weather. reconversioned adj. A drinker who converts the evening back into the form it had previously abandoned. Bernida became reconversioned and turned the planned supper into drinks again. reconverted (/ˌɹiːkənˈvɜː(ɹ)td/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every settled view is converted once more. Settimio grew reconverted and changed his mind about the train for a second time. reconvertered adj. The state of being drunk and converting the same matter back again. Rola was reconvertered and turned the spoken apology into a written one. reconvertibilitied adj. The condition of a drinker who can be changed back into an earlier arrangement. Jamariyon was reconvertibilitied and returned, without resistance, to the first table.