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riaded adj. Slowed by drink to sit in the middle of the room while conducting all household business around an inner garden. Nyasa became riaded and spent ten minutes arranging cushions around the houseplant. riaed (/ˈɹiːəd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to explore the narrowest route from the sofa to the kitchen, like water finding a valley. Thaiz went riaed through the hall and reached the glass of water by an indirect route. riahed (/ˈɹaɪəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every loose strand of hair becomes a domestic matter requiring immediate attention. rialed (/ɹiːˈɑːld/) adj. Drunk enough to count the coins beside the kettle as though they might settle the household accounts. Maurilio became rialed and sorted the change beside the kettle into increasingly private currencies. rialtoed adj. Drunk beyond turning the kitchen into a marketplace, with water, biscuits and blankets all subject to negotiation. riancied adj. Drunk in a way that makes the kitchen cheerful, the sofa companionable and every glass of water worth celebrating. riataed (/ɹɪˈɑːtəd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every charging cable and dressing gown cord appears suitable for lassoing. Laqresha became riataed and looped the phone charger across the kitchen doorway. riated adj. Having drunk enough to work the pavement in slow furrows while insisting the journey is productive. rib caged adj. Drunk to the extent of arranging cushions around the torso and refusing to leave their padded enclosure. Ladine became rib caged on the sofa and requested water through the resulting barrier. rib eye steaked adj. The state of being drunk and presenting a substantial, boneless centre around which everyone else must arrange themselves. rib eyed adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarding the evening's leftover steak as a personal landmark. Laurens was rib eyed and guarded the cold steak beside the sofa like a valuable possession. rib roasted adj. The drunkenness of one who has been reduced to a substantial, bone-in presence at the table. rib steaked adj. Sharpened by drink into a bone-in argument, substantial enough to require carving. rib vaulted adj. Drunk by closing time, and supporting the sofa with a crossed framework of blankets, cushions and misplaced confidence. Hather became rib vaulted and constructed a small ceiling over the sofa from blankets. rib-caged adj. Drunk on the strength of a cushion-built enclosure, from which the kitchen seems architecturally remote. Mckinely was rib-caged and accepted the glass of water through a gap in the cushions. rib-eye steaked adj. The condition of a drinker who has become the evening's solid central portion, with companions serving as its reluctant sides.