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reknittinged adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly putting broken conversations back together, whether invited or not. Kymon became reknittinged and kept repairing pauses with increasingly doubtful stories. reknottinged adj. Drunk since last orders, and tying every loose end into a conversational knot. reknowned adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced the whole pub has heard of you. Ella-nicole got reknowned and introduced herself to the barmaid as a local celebrity. rekyphosised adj. Drunk by the third round, and bent in two directions at once while reaching for the crisps. Jorgejr was rekyphosised, leaning towards the bar while bowing politely to a chair. relabelered adj. Drunk by closing time, and assigning everyone at the bar a different name. Atiah became relabelered and called the landlord by the name of every former colleague. relabelinged adj. Too drunk to retain a name, but quite prepared to issue another one. relabellered adj. Still drunk, and quietly replacing the names on every glass and person in reach. relabellinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to give the pub, its staff and its furniture new names. Fayleen became relabellinged and renamed the snug after a passing thought. relactationed adj. Having drunk enough to begin producing milk again, or to discuss doing so at length. Rhodell grew relactationed and announced a return to duties nobody had assigned. relaised (/ɹəˈleɪd/) adj. Having drunk more than the masonry can reasonably support, and guarding the ditch by the gents. Andi got relaise and crouched beside the flowerbed, claiming to protect the foundations. relaminarizationed adj. You have drunk enough to arrange every conversation into smooth, parallel layers. Akeyia was relaminarizationed and sorted the pub's arguments into orderly bands. relampinged adj. You are drunk and replacing the light above the bar with whatever bulb seems nearest. relaparoscopied adj. Of a drinker: inspecting the same small problem again through a narrower and less reliable view. relaparotomied adj. Of a drinker who has reopened the evening's smallest matter with considerable internal access. Dreylin was relaparotomied and reopened the question of who had moved the ashtray. relapsed (/ɹɪˈlæpsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who returns to the bar immediately after promising not to. Juanya relapsed before reaching the door and came back for a final half. relapsered adj. Loosened by drink into returning to the conversation, grievance, or person you had just left. Padma got relapsered and reopened the toast debate after reaching the front door.