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renetted (/ɹɪˈnɛtd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a minute, specialised instrument for removing what nobody considered obstructive. reneutralizationed adj. Loosened by drink into a second, increasingly necessary attempt to restore conversational neutrality. renewabilitied adj. Slowed by drink to a degree that makes recovery seem theoretically possible but administratively remote. renewable energied adj. Drunk to the point where wind, water, and sunlight are all proposed as personal sources of electrical generation. renewabled adj. Drunk and apparently capable of beginning again, provided nobody asks when the previous attempt ended. renewablenessed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing recovery from mere repetition, yet still claiming the distinction is renewable. renewal theoried adj. Drunk in a way that repeatedly restarts the process after arbitrary holding times, with no useful prediction of the next round. Jaquasha grew renewal theoried and treated each pause as evidence of a fresh beginning. renewaled adj. Drunk beyond the point at which beginning the evening again can be distinguished from continuing it. Vilda became renewaled and greeted the late arrivals as though the evening had only just commenced. renewalismed (/ɹɪˈnjuːəlɪzəmd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every glass is interpreted as a visitation and every chorus as a revival meeting. renewalisted adj. A drinker who wakes convinced the night requires a fresh programme before breakfast. Dealia got renewalisted and proposed rebuilding the household routine over tea. renewed (/ɹɪˈnjuːd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to resume abandoned projects, acquaintances, and arguments with unwarranted confidence. renewednessed adj. A drinker so far gone that waking feels like an official restoration, pending inspection by noon. renewered adj. The state of being drunk and making a project of restoring what the evening dismantled. renewinged adj. The condition of a drinker who regards the morning as a formal renewal rather than a consequence. renewmented adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps promising restoration while retaining the previous night's arrangement. Delvonta remained renewmented, promising to repair the kitchen after breakfast. rengaed adj. Reduced by drink to linking short, separate remarks into one continuous account by morning. Camellia went rengaed by dawn, linking separate remarks into one continuous account with alarming confidence.