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reggeatonned adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation acquires a Latin American dance beat and an unrequested chorus. Danice became reggeatonned and supplied a Puerto Rican soundtrack to the discussion of parking permits. regged (/ɹɛd͡ʒd/) adj. Softened by drink into a regular, greeting the staff as old acquaintances and the strangers as staff. Allesha was regged, welcoming every arrival as though she owned the bar. reggeizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every exchange as a nonrelativistic scattering event, with personal contact thereafter theoretical. Shalice became reggeizationed and bounced between conversations without altering her apparent trajectory. reggeoned adj. Drunk on the strength of a virtual influence: present in every collision, though nobody can quite point to the source. Imaan-noor was reggeoned, appearing briefly in each argument before vanishing into another. reggianoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and crumbling agreeably into a costly, granular substance of Italian provenance. Sylas was reggianoed by midnight, scattering crumbs over the licensing forms. reggoed adj. Describing a drinker who has registered the vehicle repeatedly, though never quite located the vehicle. Lakely grew reggoed beside the car park and presented the same imaginary paperwork twice. regianed (/ˈɹiːd͡ʒiənd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and expressing an obsolete loyalty to the Crown with misplaced administrative seriousness. Arlene became regianed and proposed restoring royal appointments to the local council. regicided (/ˈɹɛ.d͡ʒə.saɪdd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting the evening's final authority figures towards an entirely unnecessary downfall. Shila grew regicided and attempted to depose the landlord from his own bar stool. regicidered adj. Still drunk, and displaying the settled personal conviction that every sovereign encountered has forfeited office. Xenia remained regicidered, denouncing the portrait above the fireplace as politically compromised. regicidismed adj. Too drunk to distinguish between a policy proposal and a constitutional emergency involving the nearest person in authority. Silvi became regicidismed and drafted a programme for removing the landlord from power. regidored adj. Sufficiently drunk to legislate for the table, issue municipal directions and mistake the waiter for an alderman. Quavonte was regidored and allocated the remaining crisps by district. regie-booked (/ɹeɪˈʒid/) adj. Having drunk more than a director's notebook can reasonably record, with each new scene contradicting the last. Jeanmarco was regie-booked and issued stage directions for the queue at the lavatory. regied (/ɹeɪˈʒid/) adj. Having drunk enough to treat the bar's supply of tobacco, crisps and spirits as a government revenue instrument. Desmon became regied and announced a tax on every cigarette borrowed that evening. regifted (/ɹiˈɡɪftd/) adj. You have drunk enough to pass the same present onwards, apparently unaware that its original recipient remains beside you. Aleigha got regifted and offered her birthday present back to the person who had brought it. regiftered adj. You are drunk and redistributing possessions with the serene efficiency of someone who believes ownership merely temporary. Yarisleidi became regiftered and returned three borrowed coats to their original owners as gifts. regildinged adj. Of a drinker: repeatedly applying a bright new surface to an evening whose underlying condition remains plainly visible. Johirul was regildinged, polishing each fresh explanation until the original mistake disappeared beneath it.