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rehabilitationismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every alarming decision as a candidate for social reintegration. Damya woke convinced the broken garden chair deserved a structured return to society, thoroughly rehabilitationismed. rehabilitationisted adj. Having drunk enough to argue that every morning-after consequence can be restored to useful citizenship. Breauna became rehabilitationisted and drafted a careful reintegration plan for the missing house keys. rehabilitativenessed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, yet retaining a marked tendency to make consequences socially useful. Amritpal was rehabilitativenessed, repairing the breakfast table as though it had offended society. rehabilitatored adj. You have drunk enough to begin restoring every damaged object, including those that have not requested assistance. Jaimini was rehabilitatored before breakfast, applying tape to the kettle and encouragement to the toaster. rehabiliteed adj. Of a drinker: restored, tentatively, to domestic usefulness by toast and a quiet room. Kyanah was rehabiliteed by coffee, though the breakfast chair remained under formal review. rehabituationed adj. Of a drinker who has trained the body to expect another round, even while the morning insists otherwise. Kilyn was rehabituationed and reached for a fresh glass before discovering it contained only water. rehaired adj. Describing a drinker who has, by morning, acquired a fresh arrangement of hair and no account of its origin. Dnesha arrived rehaired, with one side carefully flattened and the other still bearing the night. rehairinged adj. A drinker who has restored the head's general coverage without recovering the original direction of growth. Leyda came downstairs rehairinged, carrying a brush and the expression of someone revising history. rehallowinged adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's ordinary surfaces require reconsecration before use. Azlan was rehallowinged and solemnly blessed the kitchen table before placing down a mug. rehandlered adj. The state of being drunk and repeatedly taking charge of objects already placed correctly. Annlee was rehandlered, moving the keys between bowls while insisting each transfer improved security. rehandlinged adj. The condition of a drinker who has passed the morning returning every object to a different place. Lavinia was rehandlinged, and the teaspoons migrated steadily from the drawer to the windowsill. rehanged adj. The drunkenness of one who has rearranged the room's visible contents and now regards the result as an exhibition. Tavante was rehanged by breakfast, having moved every picture slightly and charged visitors in compliments. reharlinged adj. Reduced by drink to patching the morning's walls with the confidence of a man who has mislaid the plaster. Morocco was reharlinged, smoothing toast crumbs into the kitchen wall with patient architectural intent. reharmed adj. Softened by drink into hearing yesterday's tune as though the household had quietly changed key overnight. Abdirizak was reharmed by breakfast, humming the doorbell in a gentler and less defensible register. reharmonizationed adj. The condition of a drinker who makes every conversation fit a different, increasingly personal key. Dakwon became reharmonizationed and gave the birthday speech an entirely new emotional cadence. rehashed (/ɹiːˈhæʃd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into repeating old material with the conviction that the morning has not heard it properly. Sheharyar arrived rehashed, retelling the taxi story with three improved endings before toast.