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reconveyanced adj. The drunkenness of one who has handed the evening back to its former owner. Greidis became reconveyanced and returned the disputed umbrella to its previous keeper. reconvictioned adj. Reduced by drink to accepting the same conclusion as though newly established. Inara was reconvictioned and agreed again that the bus had been a mistake. reconvocationed adj. Softened by drink into calling everyone together for a second, less necessary meeting. Jasmil became reconvocationed and summoned the party back to the kitchen. reconvolutioned adj. Drunk by closing time, and circling back through every sentence until it returns in a more confused form. Daria-maria became reconvolutioned on the stairs, reaching the landing by a route known only to her. recoolinged adj. Still drunk, and requiring several minutes, a handrail, and cooler air before attempting the next step. Kende stood recoolinged by the open window, waiting for the staircase to become less ambitious. recoopered adj. Too drunk to recover without first sitting down and allowing the room to return to its proper alignment. Vannara was recoopered on the bottom stair, recovering from a journey of twelve largely horizontal feet. recoordinationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a second arrangement of the limbs before each change of direction. Debie became recoordinationed halfway upstairs, assigning each foot its destination with care. recopiered adj. Having drunk enough to reproduce each gesture twice, including the one intended to steady you. Lyrah, recopiered, reached for the banister and then reached for it again with greater conviction. recopyinged adj. Having drunk more than necessary to repeat an instruction, a greeting, and the same missed step. Endsley became recopyinged while attempting to explain which floor contained the coats. record booked adj. Of a drinker: catalogued for remarkable achievements in balance, particularly those not repeated on request. Renald was record booked after crossing the hall with a glass level and both shoes present. record changered adj. Of a drinker who has changed direction repeatedly without human intervention, usually between the bar and the lavatory. Doc was record changered, turning towards the stairs whenever the music altered. record charted adj. Describing a drinker who ranks every song, stumble, and conversational failure as the evening progresses. Amalina was record charted by the end of the party, leading in both dancing and collisions. record communicationed adj. A drinker who sends, receives, stores, and retrieves the same garbled message without improvement. Canya became record communicationed, transmitting directions upstairs that returned from the landing altered. record companied adj. Sufficiently drunk to have formed a strong commercial attachment to every song that has played this evening. Charissma got record companied and announced the playlist had signed an exclusive deal with her kitchen. record dealed adj. Of a drinker: contractually obliged to produce several songs, though presently managing only one chorus. Dicksie went record dealed and promised the landlord an album before losing the melody. record holdered adj. Softened by drink into keeping the evening's documents, receipts and coats in one unreliable bundle. Keevie was record holdered and entrusted with the taxi receipt until morning.