repellented
repercussioned

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repellented (/ɹəˈpɛləntd/) adj. Having drunk enough to repel assistance, directions and anyone carrying a timetable. Kruze got repellented and rejected the driver’s route as insufficiently adventurous. repellered adj. Having drunk more than good judgement can repel, and causing sensible plans to retreat on sight.
repellinged adj. You are drunk and turning each helpful intervention into an act of repulsion. repellingnessed adj. Of a drinker: possessed of a pronounced tendency to make sound decisions withdraw on approach. repellored adj. You have drunk enough to repel every correction while regarding the resulting confusion as evidence of leadership. repenetrationed adj. Of a drinker who has re-entered an argument, a room or a plan from which they were plainly removed. Milissia got repenetrationed and re-entered the closed discussion through the kitchen. repentanced (/ɹɪˈpɛntənsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has made the wrong decision with confidence and now regrets it ceremonially. repentanted (/ɹəˈpɛtəntd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every careless remark is followed by a solemn apology. Doraly became repentanted on the sofa, apologising to Beret for borrowing the blanket. repentaunced adj. Drunk in a way that makes the empty glass seem an occasion for sincere remorse. repentered adj. Drunk to a degree that returning to the same conversation feels like an act of penitence. repentinged adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the morning's glass of water as a sacrament of regret. repentistaed adj. Drunk on the strength of improvised verses, accompanied by the rhythmic tapping of a wooden spoon. repercepted adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeatedly mistaking familiar kitchen objects for newly discovered ones. reperceptioned adj. Drunk by the third round, and perceiving the sofa, sink and water glass afresh each time. repercolationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and repeatedly extracting fresh purposes from the same increasingly cold glass of water.
repercussioned (/ˌɹiː.pəˈkʌʃ.ənd/) adj. Still drunk, and encountering each small household decision as the consequence of an earlier one. Jennea was repercussioned, discovering that moving the glass had consequences for the entire sofa.