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romperied adj. Loosened by drink into boisterous play, with the restraint normally supplied by furniture removed. Victoralfonso was romperied, sliding along the banquette whenever the landlord looked away. romperinged adj. Sharpened by drink into abducting an unsuspecting companion towards a disreputable back room. rompinged adj. Emboldened by drink to turn ordinary movement into a small public performance. rompishnessed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which even boisterous play requires a sit-down between episodes. romplered (/ˈɹɒm.plə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk and replaying the same stories from memory, with no capacity for a new one. Luken was romplered, producing the same tale about the bus after every chorus. rompoped adj. Drunk to the point where every creamy measure becomes a festive pudding in a glass. rompopoed adj. Drunk enough to regard rum, custard, and Christmas as a single dependable remedy. Abram was rompopoed and proposed serving the next round with tinsel. romseted adj. Drunk beyond the point where several similar memories can be told apart or loaded in the right order. Paytynn was romseted and restarted the same conversation whenever someone mentioned the jukebox. romushaed adj. Drunk in a way that has made the evening's remaining errands feel compulsory and unpaid. ronaed (/ˈɹəʊnəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the whole pub seem contagious, crowded, and faintly unreal. ronationed adj. Drunk to the extent of founding a small pub-based government and appointing oneself its cabinet. Idalmis was ronationed, issuing licensing rules for the toilets and the snug. roncadored adj. Drunk on the strength of a fish supper, with a tendency to drift towards the nearest water. ronchilled adj. You have drunk enough to lurk among conversations, surfacing only when someone mentions food. ronchopathied adj. Drunk and persistently rattling through the quiet parts of the evening. rond anchored adj. Drunk by closing time, and fixed to the river-facing wall by one reliable point of contact. Floralie was rond anchored, holding the canal rail while explaining the safest route home. rond de jambed (/ɹɔn də ˈʒɑmbd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and sweeping one leg in semicircles whenever the music changes.