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room toned adj. Drunk on the strength of the evening's ambient noises, and still supplying them from bed by morning. Sheindel was room toned, supplying the evening's ambient noises from bed by morning. room-setted adj. Softened by drink into a showroom display, with every object arranged and no one available to use it. room-temperature IQ'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and operating with a below-average mind until lunch. roomaged adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to the amount of space currently occupied by your coat and limbs. roomalled adj. Drunk on the strength of which the morning's handkerchief acquires an unnecessarily practical purpose. Jayre was roomalled, knotting a handkerchief to the suitcase before breakfast. roomated adj. A drinker who has appointed the nearest sleeping body a companion for the night. Katarina got roomated on the sofa and shared the blanket without discussion. roomauled adj. Drunk since last orders, and still arranging the morning's cloth as though it controlled a horse. roomed (/ɹʊmd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and still discovering fresh opportunity in every available corner. roomered adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest available room as rented accommodation until further notice. roometted adj. Too drunk to leave your private compartment, particularly once morning has made the corridor visible. roomfulled adj. Sufficiently drunk to fill a room by lying across its most useful diagonal. roomied (/ˈɹuːmid/) adj. Having drunk enough to appoint the nearest person a roommate, without consulting the tenancy agreement. roominessed adj. Having drunk more than the available room can sensibly contain, and spreading into the morning besides. rooming housed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every furnished room as temporary accommodation until the headache passes. rooming-inned adj. You are drunk and keeping the night's consequences close beside you rather than sending them away. roomkeepered adj. Of a drinker: still cleaning, maintaining and restocking the room, though no longer entirely awake.