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romescoed adj. Drunk and thickly spread across the sofa, with the warm, red confidence of a kitchen sauce. romhacked adj. Drunk to the point where the familiar route to bed has been edited into an unfamiliar game. Rchel became romhacked and searched the kitchen for the hidden doorway to the sofa. romidepsinned adj. Drunk enough to suppress all further activity, including conversation, washing-up, and sensible posture. Mackenize was romidepsinned before the plates reached the sink and slept beneath a blanket. romifidined adj. Drunk past the point of standing, and requiring the household to manage the remaining journey gently. romiplastinned adj. Drunk beyond useful movement, with the sofa providing the necessary support and the glass of water the sole treatment. Magdelene was romiplastinned and remained exactly where the sofa received her. romiplostimed adj. Drunk in a way that sends the household's small reserves upwards, chiefly towards the head and the next glass of water. Darell became romiplostimed and requested water with the solemnity of a medical procedure. romkinned adj. Reduced by drink to a cup-like receptacle, awaiting water on the nearest stable surface. romlanged adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary household speech has become a constructed descendant of Latin. Merriel grew romlanged and addressed the kitchen in a language assembled from remembered endings. romneyaed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you rooted on the sofa, white-faced and unexpectedly magnificent. romneyed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake an old glass of Greek wine for a continuing historical tradition. Zanthia was romneyed and described the house wine as a surviving medieval practice. romosozumabed adj. A drinker so far gone that the bones have begun rebuilding themselves, one cautious layer at a time. Arelyn was romosozumabed by closing time, standing very firmly beside the fruit machine. romp in the hayed adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken an amorous suggestion for a practical itinerary. Amner was romp in the hayed and invited the barmaid to inspect the straw behind the pub. romped (/ɹɒmpd/) adj. The state of being drunk and conducting oneself like a tomboy let loose in the snug. romper roomed adj. Reduced by drink to treating the darkest corner of the pub as a destination rather than a warning. Charlie-mai was romper roomed and asked whether the locked cellar was available for private bookings. romper suited adj. Softened by drink into requiring a nap, a bib, and very little further conversation. Verlee was romper suited by half past ten and asleep beneath the pub table. rompered (/ˈɹɒmpəd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned the public house into a playground and himself into its chief nuisance.