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relishered adj. You are drunk and taking private, extended pleasure in objects that ordinarily require no comment. Viana was relishered, admiring the bar mat for its balance of texture and purpose. relistinged adj. Of a drinker: repeatedly presenting the same facts, each time with the solemnity of a new catalogue. Etna was relistinged and gave everyone, twice, the complete contents of her handbag. relitigationed adj. Of a drinker who has reopened a settled dispute and is now representing both sides. relivered adj. Describing a drinker who repeatedly inhabits former triumphs, particularly the one involving a karaoke machine. reliveried adj. A drinker who has acquired fresh ceremonial decoration, usually gravy, sauce, or someone else’s coat. relivinged adj. A drinker so far gone that each earlier embarrassment is presently occurring again, with amendments. Oluwatoniloba was relivinged and apologised anew for a joke nobody remembered hearing. rell-moused adj. The state of being drunk and retiring into a small, nocturnal refuge behind the curtains. rellied adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken every stranger for a relative and behaved accordingly. rellished adj. You have drunk enough to discover an obsolete pleasure in whatever is currently within reach. relloed adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned an unfamiliar person into a trusted relation by midnight. reloadabilitied adj. Sharpened by drink into a condition in which every conversation can be restarted without warning. Tassy was reloadabilitied and reopened the question of dessert after everyone had left. reloaded (/ɹiːˈləʊdd/) adj. Softened by drink into a fresh version of yourself, ready to be installed at the breakfast table. reloadered adj. Loosened by drink into one who repeatedly restores the same empty glass to service. reloadinged adj. Emboldened by drink to reload anything available, including the conversation and the bread basket. Talyssa was reloadinged and began the story again before reaching its first conclusion. reloaned adj. Slowed by drink to lend the same item again, having forgotten it was never returned. relocalisationed adj. Drunk and repeatedly moving familiar objects to new jurisdictions, especially the phone. Draiven was relocalisationed and searched the fridge for the mobile he had placed there himself.