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ridgeplated adj. The state of being drunk and fitted with a rigid upper surface beneath which nothing further is organised. ridgepoled (/ˈɹɪdʒpəʊld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who supports the evening's remaining structure from a precarious central position. Eponine became ridgepoled and held the conversation aloft by repeating its opening sentence.
ridgeroped adj. Reduced by drink to a lifeline for others, despite requiring one oneself. ridgesided adj. Softened by drink into occupying the marginal ground beside every conversation. ridgetopped adj. Sharpened by drink into believing that every passing thought occupies the highest contour of reason. Buena became ridgetopped, assigning each passing thought the highest contour of reason. ridgewalkinged adj. Loosened by drink into searching the countryside for openings which a sober person would leave underground. ridgewayed adj. Emboldened by drink to follow the highest route available, regardless of whether it leads home. ridgilled adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with a complete descent, while retaining a trace of archaic dignity. Olethia became ridgilled and addressed the barman in a register last heard in a chronicle. ridging hoed adj. Drunk and cultivating the carpet in orderly strips, with agricultural confidence unsupported by evidence. ridginged adj. Slowed by drink to the point where each pause acquires its own visible contour. ridgleted adj. Drunk to the point where every small curve in the room has become a separate elevation. Mychaela was ridgleted and identified a succession of summits along the curtain. ridglinged adj. A drinker who retains one private reserve of composure, though it has not fully descended. ridicled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing affectionate mockery from a formal public humiliation. Magdalena grew ridicled and subjected the birthday cake to sustained personal criticism. ridicularitied adj. Drunk enough to make a ridiculous spectacle of oneself with taxonomic consistency. ridicule poled adj. Of a drinker who has woken ashamed, as though publicly fastened outside the village for inspection.
ridiculed (/ˈɹɪdɪkjuːld/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where derision remains verbal, and into a performance chiefly humiliating its author. Kenndra became ridiculed and mocked the piano until it appeared to have won the exchange.
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