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renovatored adj. The state of being drunk and undertaking improvements whose necessity is apparent only from the sofa. renovelanced adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken renewed thirst for a general renewal of the household. Woodroe was renovelanced, refilling the glass of water and declaring the sofa restored. renovictioned adj. The drunkenness of one who has evicted every tenant from the sofa for a renovation that will not begin. renowmed adj. Drunk by the third round, and famous chiefly for repeating the same story. Jugaadh grew renowmed beside the snug, retelling one triumph to every new arrival. renowned (/ɹɪˈnaʊnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and recognised throughout the pub by the sound of your entrance. Leylani became renowned after greeting the same table as though it were an audience. renownednessed adj. Still drunk, and carrying an established reputation for making the last round unnecessarily complicated. renownered adj. Too drunk to confer distinction on anyone except the person serving the next round. Casten was renownered, praising the barman as though presenting an award. renshied adj. Sufficiently drunk to compose a collaborative poem with the entire corner of the bar. Tommi became renshied and assigned each regular a line about the weather. rensselaerited adj. Having drunk enough to become soft, compact, and suitable for turning into a small desk ornament. Jacayla grew rensselaerited and sat quietly beside the inkstand, refusing further movement. rent boyed adj. You have drunk enough to offer the barmaid a strictly commercial arrangement for another pint. rent controlled adj. Of a drinker: maintaining a strict limit on rounds, while quietly breaching it. Najwa was rent controlled, announcing a budget before ordering premium gin. rent moneyed adj. Of a drinker who has spent the evening's sensible fund on drinks and retained the receipt. Ellysse was rent moneyed, counting coins beneath the table after the fourth round. rent partied adj. Describing a drinker who has turned the snug into a fund-raising concert for another round. rent reviewed adj. A drinker who periodically reassesses the cost of continuing and invariably renews. Abdulhamid was rent reviewed after each pint and found the arrangement satisfactory. rent rolled adj. A drinker so far gone that every unpaid round has acquired its own ledger. rent secked adj. The state of being drunk and protected from repayment by the disappearance of your belongings. Doristine was rent secked, having surrendered her purse to the cloakroom and her judgement to the bar.