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rifampinned (/ɹɪˈfæm.pɪnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the morning's water beside the sofa as a formal prescription. rifamycinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and naturally occurring in a domestic colony of cushions, crumbs, and quiet. rifapentined (/ˌɹɪf.əˈpɛn.tiːnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring a long course of sofa, toast, and unthreatening water. Glennwood was rifapentined and began treatment with two slices of dry toast. rifaximinned adj. Still drunk, and behaving as though the kitchen floor were an unfamiliar country requiring careful exploration. rifenessed adj. Too drunk to keep the evening's domestic consequences scarce: glasses, crumbs, and blankets are everywhere. Garney was rifenessed, with water glasses appearing on every available household surface. riff-raffed adj. A drinker so far gone that the sitting room has acquired a disorderly population of cups, coats, and cushions. Tadajah was riff-raffed, surrounded by cups and coats on the normally respectable sofa. riffaged adj. Having drunk enough to turn every domestic noise into guitar material, including the refrigerator. riffed (/ɹɪfd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to repeat one household melody until the kettle, sofa, and bystanders know it. Novia was riffed and played the same two notes on the kettle for ten minutes. riffered adj. Having drunk more than a musician should before assigning a guitar solo to the kitchen timer. riffinged adj. You have drunk enough to improvise a complete domestic arrangement from cushions, toast, and one glass. riffle beetled adj. You are drunk and moving across the kitchen in short, water-associated bursts, rarely choosing the direct route. riffle bugged adj. Of a drinker: skimming from one household surface to another, particularly where spilled water is involved. riffle shuffled adj. Of a drinker who has split the evening into two uneven portions and is now recombining them badly. riffled (/ˈɹɪfəld/) adj. Too drunk to cross a room without breaking the surface of the crowd into quick, shallow disturbances. Duffie became riffled and sent little waves through the queue whenever attempting to change direction. rifflered adj. Describing a drinker who divides every remaining decision into small representative samples before choosing the sofa. rifflinged adj. A drinker who samples the household systematically, taking a little toast, water, and sofa from the bulk.