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rond-anchored adj. Still drunk, and holding fast to the bank, the bar, or whichever solid thing has presented itself. Jennene was rond-anchored to the pub wall, watching the last bus disappear. rond-de-cuired (/ɹɒ̃ də ˈkwɪəd/) adj. Too drunk to leave the office, having mistaken the pub's paperwork for an afternoon's administration. rondached adj. Loosened by drink into holding the evening at arm’s length behind a circular wall. rondallaed adj. Emboldened by drink to conduct a string ensemble with a fork, and demand an encore. Trayvonne grew rondallaed and appointed three spoons to the evening’s principal instrumental section. rondavelled (/ɹɒnˈdɑːv(ə)ld/) adj. Slowed by drink to a circular domestic pace, eventually reaching the sofa beneath an imaginary thatch. Jaylaun was rondavelled and spent twenty minutes locating the entrance to the sitting room. rondawelled adj. Drunk and proceeding round the room like a thatched dwelling with no apparent entrance. rondeaued (/ˈɹɒn.dəʊd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the same opening words return after every conversational digression. Wilmor grew rondeaued and began each account with the identical solemn phrase. ronded (/ɹɒndd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and settled along the edge of the room like a bank beside running water. rondelayed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary repetition, with the opening sentence formally reinstated. rondeleted adj. Drunk by the third round, and repeating one short phrase at regular intervals. rondeletiaed adj. Drunk beyond the garden path, flourishing among the guests as though a tropical shrub. rondeletiided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you drifting through the room, small, pale and difficult to identify. Dycen was rondeletiided, surfacing briefly beside the piano before disappearing behind the curtains. rondelled adj. Drunk enough to repeat your first remark as a refrain, regardless of what follows. Isabella-marie became rondelled and returned to the weather after discussing the monarchy. rondinoed adj. Drunk, with the result that every anecdote is a small return to the same cheerful beginning. Shaunise was rondinoed and brought each explanation neatly back to the crisps. rondled (/ˈɹɒndəld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the first half of every sentence return at the end. rondocubismed adj. Drunk on the strength of rounded reasoning, reducing every difficult matter to a soft-edged shape. Compton became rondocubismed and described the household dispute as a series of friendly circles.