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refuse-collectored adj. Having drunk more than the other spelling permits, and taking responsibility for every conversational scrap present. Haileigh got refuse-collectored and carried every unfinished anecdote across the room. refused (/ˈɹɛfjuːsd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish discarded remarks from the conversation, leaving rubbish in every direction. Korvin was refused, scattering abandoned opinions across the supper table. refuseniked (/ɹɪˈfjuːznɪkd/) adj. You have drunk enough to refuse departure, despite having spent an hour explaining that you were leaving. Jaquia was refuseniked, repeatedly announcing departure while putting on another song. refusered adj. Of a drinker: declining the round, the lift, and finally the explanation for declining either. Angelenia was refusered and rejected the round with elaborate courtesy. refusioned (/ɹiːˈfjuːʒənd/) adj. Of a drinker who has melted, been collected, and melted again whenever the party attempts to leave. Burnard became refusioned each time his friends assembled him for the taxi. refusniked adj. You are drunk and barred from sensible escape by your own repeated objections to assistance. Lucreshia was refusniked, refusing the lift while unable to find her shoes. refutabilitied adj. Describing a drinker who makes claims so precarious that everyone present can disprove them immediately. Rondalyn was refutabilitied, and the table disproved her timetable before pudding. refutaled adj. A drinker who answers every kindness with a counterargument and every counterargument with another drink. Brystin was refutaled, contesting the proposed taxi until the driver left. refutandumed adj. A drinker so far gone that every statement becomes something the assembled company must disprove. Tarrah was refutandumed, turning each harmless remark into an evening-wide debate. refutationed adj. The state of being drunk and disproving, one by one, the patience of everyone nearby. Jacqulin was refutationed, disproving every suggestion until the table fell silent. refutationismed adj. The condition of a drinker who accepts no proposition unless the whole table can try to falsify it. Brehanna became refutationismed and demanded evidence for the existence of tomorrow. refutationisted adj. The drunkenness of one who treats every companion as an opponent in a modest scientific dispute. Ronesha was refutationisted, challenging the bar staff on matters of basic geography. refutered adj. Reduced by drink to rebutting the room with examples, including several supplied by people trying to leave. Tug was refutered, answering the taxi driver's directions with historical examples. regadenosonned adj. Sharpened by drink into a portable coronary disturbance, widening every social circle without invitation. Veyron became regadenosonned and opened the table to everyone within speaking distance. regaged adj. Sharpened by drink into repeatedly reassessing the distance between the foot and the next step. Tex became regaged halfway upstairs, measuring each tread aloud before committing to it. regained (/ɹiːˈɡeɪnd/) adj. Loosened by drink into repeatedly recovering lost possessions, explanations, and the thread of conversation. Lyncon was regained, rediscovering his phone each time someone pointed it out.