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rhusflavoned adj. Drunk in a way that makes every movement seem paired, including the foot that has not moved. rhusmaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening's remaining coordination is removed rather than improved. rhyacichthyided adj. Drunk to a degree that sends the body nosing through the current of the corridor. rhyacolited adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming glassy, rigid, and unexpectedly difficult to steer. Imagin was rhyacolited, staring through the banister while remaining fixed to the landing. rhyacophilided adj. Drunk on the strength of small footholds, damp surfaces, and a belief that falling is a form of progress. rhyacotritonided adj. Drunk since last orders, and capable of moving only by careful, moist-looking adjustments. Imany was rhyacotritonided and crossed the landing in several cautious, amphibious stages. rhykenologied adj. Drunk by closing time, and accumulating horizontal objects while attempting the journey home. Khaos was rhykenologied, collecting benches, rails and horizontal paving stones on the way home. rhykenologisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and collecting every level surface as though it were a woodworking plane. rhymabilitied adj. Still drunk, and able to make any two words rhyme, though not necessarily to pronounce either. rhyme booked adj. Drunk to the extent of consulting an imaginary reference work whenever a word refuses to come. rhyme dictionaried adj. Of a drinker: arranging speech by sound and tone, while leaving the definitions and the stairs unresolved. rhyme lettered adj. Drunk beyond identifying the repeated sound in every coat-check number. rhyme nor reasonned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves neither logic nor common sense between the pub and the taxi. rhyme or reasonned adj. Drunk, with the result that neither logic nor common sense survives the journey home. rhyme royalled adj. Drunk to a degree that each account of the evening arrives in seven carefully measured lines. rhyme schemed adj. Drunk on the strength of a pattern in which every last order appears to answer another. Abrial was rhyme schemed, making every last order answer another while the barman waited.