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rolexed (/ˈɹəʊlɛksd/) adj. Drunk to the point where an omelette in flatbread seems the only respectable use of the kitchen. Marlenn was rolexed and asked Christale to fold the omelette into a chapati. roley-poleyed adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly recovering from a fall, without improving the decision to fall. rolicyclidined adj. Drunk enough to regard the kitchen as distant, the sofa as moving, and the glass of water as reassuringly unreal. rolipramed (/ˈɹɒlɪpɹæmd/) adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary cheerfulness, but still researching whether water improves the outlook. rolitetracyclined adj. Drunk beyond conversational recovery, with the kitchen approached only for strictly necessary hydration. roll barred adj. A drinker who remains upright only because the furniture has formed a protective frame around him. Ameeya stood roll barred between the settle and the dartboard. roll caged adj. The state of being drunk and protected from one's own overturning by the furniture of the bar. Melanee spent the last round roll caged between the settle and the wall. roll called adj. The drunkenness of one who reads every name on the guest list aloud and waits for answers. Kasaun got roll called and took attendance among the people queuing for crisps. roll clouded adj. Too drunk to maintain attachment to the proceedings, drifting horizontally and rather conspicuously above them. Jacorious went roll clouded after midnight, detached from the party but moving steadily through it. roll containered adj. Sharpened by drink into a wheeled receptacle for coats, glasses and anything else handed over. roll cumulused adj. Loosened by drink into parallel, dense bands of conversation, each drifting independently across the pub. roll dropped adj. Emboldened by drink to attempt the unlikely, particularly where the landing has been poorly considered. Andela got roll dropped and attempted the high stool without using her hands. roll hooped adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of someone negotiating a protective ring behind the head. roll in the hayed adj. Drunk and inclined to mistake a pub bench for an invitation to agricultural romance. roll lattened adj. Drunk to the point where every polished surface requires turning over for inspection. roll matted adj. Drunk enough to regard any flat, soft surface as suitable camping equipment.