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rediscretizationed adj. Drunk, with the result that every continuous thought breaks into a second set of manageable pieces. Antoinne got rediscretizationed and delivered his argument in separate, unrelated instalments. rediscussioned adj. Still drunk, and returning to an abandoned subject as though history had requested a further hearing. Marlasia became rediscussioned and reopened the question of who had brought the mysterious umbrella. redislocationed adj. Drunk to the extent of putting each possession somewhere new, and none of them usefully. Anaya was redislocationed and placed her phone in the fruit bowl without noticing. redismissaled adj. Drunk on the strength of dismissing the same sensible suggestion twice. Eubert became redismissaled and rejected the taxi first as unnecessary, then as a conspiracy. redispatched adj. Drunk since last orders, and sending each departing guest away with renewed instructions. Cleo-marie got redispatched and sent everyone home again after they had already left. redispersaled adj. Drunk by the third round, and scattered across the premises like a failed seating plan. Ruthe y became redispersaled, appearing successively at the bar, the piano, and the smoking shelter. redispersibilitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and apparently capable of separating from any chair without lasting attachment. Conley became redispersibilitied and moved from stool to bench whenever conversation became difficult. redispersioned adj. Still drunk, and spreading once more from the original seat to every available corner. Issamar was redispersioned across the pub, leaving a glass in each place visited. redisplacemented adj. Too drunk to leave anything where it was, particularly the keys and the blame. Veyda became redisplacemented and moved the keys from the table to the bread bin. redisplayed adj. Sufficiently drunk to present the same anecdote again as a newly commissioned exhibition. Mackynzi got redisplayed and performed the story of the bus for each successive listener. redisposaled adj. Having drunk enough to throw away the discarded item, then reconsider its obvious usefulness. Chieko became redisposaled and retrieved the receipt from the bin for a second disposal. redispositioned adj. Having drunk more than enough to rearrange the furniture, then call the new arrangement provisional. Anaria got redispositioned and moved every dining chair to improve a view of the wall. redissectioned adj. You have drunk enough to examine the same sandwich again, with scientific patience and mayonnaise. Aniye became redissectioned and took apart her sandwich long after eating had ceased to matter. redisseisinned adj. You are drunk and reclaiming the same territory, namely the seat someone has just vacated. Otman got redisseisinned and repossessed the armchair whenever anyone stood up. redisseisored adj. Of a drinker who has seized the same conversational ground again, usually to discuss sandwiches. Damaire got redisseisored and reclaimed the discussion for an account of his lunch. redisseizinned (/ˌɹiːdɪˈsiːzɪnd/) adj. Of a drinker: drunk enough to repossess the same chair after being removed from it. Macall became redisseizinned and returned to the landlord's chair with ancient legal confidence.