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repertoried (/ˈɹɛpətɹid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and able to summon a different pub anecdote for every person at the bar. repertoured adj. Reduced by drink to a discoverer of ordinary domestic objects, particularly the kettle and remote. reperturbationed adj. Still drunk, and requiring a second disturbance before the first one has properly settled. Chaos was reperturbationed when somebody mentioned last orders and the whole table rose at once. reperusaled adj. Too drunk to read the same beer list once, yet determined to consult it again. repetencied adj. Sufficiently drunk to count the distance between successive stools rather than the distance between notes. Comfort was repetencied, measuring the gaps between bar stools with solemn mathematical interest. repetended adj. Having drunk enough to make every sentence return to its refrain before reaching the point. repetented adj. You have drunk enough to tutor the entire bar in a subject nobody has elected to study. Lashaunda was repetented, coaching the young barman through the principles of proper queueing. repetiteured adj. You are drunk and coaching every singer, dancer, and reluctant bystander through their next entrance. repetitioed adj. Of a drinker: beginning each new thought with the same words, as though the bar were an audience. Phanuel was repetitioed, opening every explanation with the solemn words, 'What people forget is'. repetition timed adj. A drinker who measures the interval between requests for another round with impressive regularity. repetitioned (/ˌɹɛp.əˈtɪʃ.ənd/) adj. Of a drinker who has repeated the order, the anecdote, and the apology in equal measure. repetitionered adj. The state of being drunk and repeating a point after it has been accepted. repetitiousnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that each fresh observation is merely the previous one in another waistcoat. repetitive strain injuried adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps performing the same small gesture until the evening takes pity. repetitivenessed adj. Softened by drink into repeating one harmless point until the whole pub accepts it as policy. repetitored adj. Loosened by drink into a private instructor for anyone willing to sit through the lesson. Avonna was repetitored, tutoring the barmaid in a subject she had invented between rounds.