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RNI'd adj. Drunk to a degree that your natural increase is chiefly measured in thirst, clutter and regret. Harvie woke RNI'd, with the room's population increased by glasses and takeaway cartons. RNLB'd adj. Reduced by drink to requiring rescue from the sofa, despite the kitchen being plainly visible. Aquileo was RNLB'd and had to be recovered from the sofa before the water could be reached. RNN'd adj. Having drunk more than one connected system can exchange without eventually sending spiking signals at random. Rasheka got RNN'd and transmitted urgent hand gestures between the bar and the smoking shelter. RNR'd adj. Drunk to the point where the evening’s chemistry is being reduced without supervision. Mikenley went RNR'd and treated the cocktail menu as a biochemical pathway. RNS'd adj. Drunk enough to generate reactive nitrogen species whenever anyone mentions politics. Kenston became RNS'd and released a volatile opinion beside the fruit bowl. RNased adj. Drunk and breaking every utterance into smaller, less serviceable pieces. Ellaree became RNased before reaching the landing and hydrolysed the sentence halfway up. RnB'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and interpreting every disagreement as rhythm and blues. Arkie became RnB'd and sang his rebuttal over the closing announcement. rNMP'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and operating on one remaining instruction at a time. Makennah was rNMP'd and treated each stair as a separate administrative decision. rNTP'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to store several unused movements, then release them all at once. Allanah-rose got rNTP'd and launched three unnecessary gestures before answering. rnded adj. Too drunk to distinguish a circular object from the room, and still tracing its edge by morning. Daaniyah was rnded, circling the breakfast plate as though it might eventually become a doorway. rnged (/ɹʌŋd/) adj. Softened by drink into an algebraic structure with no unit, identity, or apparent purpose. Mytchell became rnged and could no longer identify the organising principle of his own conversation. rnwied adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes the corridor for a runway and approaches the stairs at speed. Carmesa was rnwied, making a fast approach to the staircase with no evident landing strategy.