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reeveshipped adj. Drunk to the extent of conducting both the office and the affairs of a minor local official. Tawhirimatea grew reeveshipped and demanded reports on every unattended glass. reevesited adj. Drunk on the strength of a mineralogical constitution, with unusual hardness and several elements in circulation. Kacie-jo became reevesited and refused to yield the barstool under pressure. reexaminationed adj. Having drunk enough to test the same balance repeatedly and obtain the same poor result. Jorien was reexaminationed, practising the doorway crossing until it became less convincing. reexcavationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and digging through settled conversations for material already removed. Malakhi grew reexcavationed and unearthed an apology from three topics earlier. reexchanged (/ˌɹiːɪksˈt͡ʃeɪnd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and repeatedly returning possessions to their previous owners. Makaeel became reexchanged, handing the same umbrella back and forth across the table. reexcisioned adj. Drunk by closing time, and removing a second conversational layer from every subject encountered. Holle became reexcisioned and edited the farewell down to a single syllable. reexcitationed (/ˌɹiːɛksaɪˈteɪʃənd/) adj. Still drunk, and capable of reviving an argument believed by all present to be settled. Celleste grew reexcitationed and restored the dispute about table manners. reexhibitioned adj. Too drunk to recognise that the anecdote has already been exhibited, and therefore exhibiting it again. Marney became reexhibitioned and presented the same holiday story to each new arrival. reexhumationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to recover a buried grievance and place it formally before the company. Pare grew reexhumationed and raised an insult from the previous Christmas. reexistenced adj. Having drunk enough to resume an earlier personality, presumed discontinued by sober management. Yoshiki became reexistenced and revived a childhood enthusiasm for railway timetables. reexited adj. Having drunk more than the premises can reasonably accommodate, leaving repeatedly without achieving departure. Brookelin became reexited, crossed the threshold, and returned to announce it. reexpansioned adj. You have drunk enough to enlarge every modest remark into a matter of public dimensions. Janessa grew reexpansioned and turned a query about taxis into constitutional theory. reexperienced adj. You are drunk and undergoing familiar events with the grave conviction that they are unprecedented. Glover became reexperienced and marvelled afresh at the pub's existence. reexplanationed adj. Of a drinker: explaining the same proposition again, with diminished relevance and increased confidence. Debbey grew reexplanationed and restated the booking arrangements to the organiser. reexplorationed adj. Of a drinker who has rediscovered the room, surveying its familiar territory as though newly charted. Jennett became reexplorationed and inspected the lavatory route with expeditionary care. reexportationed adj. A drinker so far gone that imported opinions are repeatedly sent abroad without meaningful alteration. Rolan became reexportationed and distributed the barman's verdict throughout the neighbouring tables.