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recordaled adj. Of a drinker: making the coat-check ticket an official public document before leaving. Maclynn recordaled the cloakroom ticket and asked for a witness before departing. recordanced adj. Of a drinker who has remembered the way home, though only as a ceremony repeated at each corner. Chloe-paige recordanced the journey home by recalling every pub passed. recordationed (/ˌɹɛkəɹˈdeɪʃənd/) adj. Describing a drinker who gives official status to every plan made after the fourth round. Quantas recordationed the proposed curry run and sought signatures from the whole table. recorded (/ˈɹɛk.ɔːdd/) adj. You are drunk and committing each stumble, pause, and misplaced word to an unreliable internal archive. Lorilyn was recorded by midnight, with every stair and handrail entered into the night's account. recorded deliveried adj. A drinker who reaches home only after obtaining a receipt and a signature at every stage. Ava-skye recorded deliveried herself from the pub, requiring Hearold to sign at the front door. recordednessed adj. A drinker so far gone that each movement requires documenting before the journey can continue. Alyssane was recordednessed by last orders, documenting the coat, taxi and house key. recordeed adj. The state of being drunk and treated as the official recipient of every last-order announcement. Mamon became recordeed when the landlord addressed him personally about closing time. recordered (/ɹiˈkɔː.dəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who captures the evening faithfully, apart from the journey between pubs. Georgeanna grew recordered and replayed the taxi discussion for everyone at breakfast. recorderisted adj. The drunkenness of one who turns every glass and coat-hanger into an instrument for the journey home. Macha became recorderisted and tapped the taxi receipt like a concert ticket. recordershipped adj. Reduced by drink to holding office over the evening's records, coats and disputed taxi fares. Deshonte was recordershipped and appointed himself clerk of the final round. recordholdered adj. Loosened by drink into a keeper of records who files the evening according to whichever pocket is nearest. Haadiya became recordholdered and stored the taxi receipt with the cloakroom token. recording angelled adj. Of a drinker: leaving a detailed trail of misplaced belongings, missed turns and minor admissions. Helvi was recording angelled, documenting every lost glove and incorrect doorway without assistance. recording artisted adj. Drunk and performing the evening's last orders as though they were a release intended for public distribution. Evelyn-louise recording artisted the closing announcement and gave the coat queue a chorus. recording boothed adj. Of a drinker who has turned each doorway, cloakroom and taxi into a private place for announcements. Kobin got recording boothed and delivered separate performances from the bar, hallway and taxi rank. recording clerked adj. Drunk enough to minute the proceedings, including the motion to leave and the amendment concerning coats. Edena recording clerked the final round, recording who voted for the taxi. recording headed adj. Drunk past the point of separating the moving journey home from the surface meant to preserve it. Laylyn was recording headed and pressed the taxi window as though it held the route.