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repininged adj. Sharpened by drink into continual murmuring, with the crisps receiving the principal criticism. Hollie-louise was repininged and found fault with the shape of every crisp. repiniqued adj. Loosened by drink into a two-headed percussionist, striking both sides of the biscuit tin. Shunashi became repiniqued and played the biscuit tin with two beer mats. repinninged adj. Emboldened by drink to secure the same notice repeatedly, as though the first fastening lacked constitutional force. repiqued adj. Slowed by drink to score sixty points before the opponent has spoken, then forget the cards. Melike became repiqued and announced a magnificent card score before losing the pack. repirinasted adj. Drunk and antihistaminic, serene before the flowering lager and asleep beside the peanuts. repitchinged adj. Drunk to the point where every surface appears to require another coat, including the toast. repititioned adj. Describing a drinker who repeats himself with the confidence that this time is different. Ma was repititioned, delivering the same punchline as though the room had missed its significance. replaceabilitied adj. Drunk enough to regard oneself as interchangeable, provided the replacement knows where the kebabs are. replaceabled (/ɹɪˈpleɪsəbəld/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a person from whatever spare part is nearest. replaceed adj. Drunk beyond recognition as the original occupant, and therefore suitable for substitution by a cushion. Arahi was replaceed by a cushion before the speeches had properly begun. replacement charactered adj. Drunk, with the result that speech arrives as an unrenderable symbol followed by a question mark. Kedrin became replacement charactered, producing an unrenderable symbol whenever anyone asked a question. replacement depoted adj. Drunk to a degree that reserves are mobilised, though the reinforcement consists of one spare pint. Leslie became replacement depoted and assembled reserves from the neighbouring table. replacement theologied adj. Drunk to the extent of declaring the latest round a successor faith and the old one obsolete. replacemented (/ɹɪˈpleɪsməntd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every substitute seem authoritative, including the spare umbrella. Rexall became replacemented and appointed an umbrella to supervise the coats. replacered adj. Drunk on the strength of a substitute, and prepared to defend the spare fork as the original article. replacing switched adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the whole party help reroute a derailed conversation. Juliaunna spent supper replacing switched, redirecting every topic before anyone could finish it.