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regainered adj. Emboldened by drink to recover acquaintances abandoned years ago, usually without checking their recognition. Karlesha was regainered and embraced a former neighbour who remembered nothing. regaininged adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which each lost thought is eventually recovered by somebody else. Limor was regaininged, with friends patiently restoring each sentence she misplaced. regainmented adj. Drunk and repeatedly rediscovering companions who have already said goodbye. Eylan was regainmented, finding the departing group again beside the toilets. regal fritillaried adj. You are drunk and displaying two bands of spots where a sober person would have a plan. Tsuruyo spent the evening displaying two bands of spots and no discernible plan, thoroughly regal fritillaried. regal geraniumed adj. Of a drinker: upright in posture, large in gesture, and unexpectedly showy. Romaisa remained upright throughout dinner, though her gestures had become distinctly regal geraniumed. regal horned lizarded adj. Of a drinker who has acquired ten separate objections and arranged them as a crown. Cecial arrived regal horned lizarded, with ten objections ready before anyone had spoken. regal mothed adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken every bright light for a reasonable destination. Casady spent the latter part of the evening regal mothed, moving quietly towards each lamp. regal purpled adj. A drinker who has acquired a royal colour and no corresponding authority. Toria was regal purpled by midnight, issuing instructions from the end of the sofa. regalecided adj. The state of being drunk and arranged vertically, with occasional movement at the surface. Maymuna remained regalecided beside the bar, rising and dipping with the conversation. regaled (/ɹɪˈɡeɪld/) adj. A drinker so far gone that dinner is treated as a ceremony rather than a meal. Cawanna became regaled and delivered a short address before accepting a sandwich. regalemented (/ɹɪˈɡeɪlməntd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has made hospitality into a prolonged personal obligation. Chyrl was regalemented and continued offering refreshments to guests who had already left. regalered adj. The drunkenness of one who has undertaken to entertain everyone and is now repeating the programme. Efe was regalered, having told the same anecdote to three corners of the room. regalia majoraed adj. Softened by drink into regarding one's coat, keys, and opinions as inseparable possessions. Thaiden was regalia majoraed, refusing assistance with a coat that had become part of his person. regalia minoraed adj. Sharpened by drink into lending out personal certainties while retaining the right to reclaim them. Tymarion was regalia minoraed, distributing advice freely but requesting it back before dessert. regaliaed (/ɹɪˈɡæɪ.li.əd/) adj. Reduced by drink to carrying oneself as though ordinary rules were privileges granted personally. Nikhila was regaliaed and objected mildly when the queue failed to recognise her precedence. regalismed adj. Loosened by drink into believing the sovereign authority at the table is oneself. Shinobu was regalismed and settled a minor dispute between two people who had not asked.