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unreluctanced adj. Drunk in a way that makes every suggestion welcome and every consequence someone else's concern. unremarkablenessed adj. Drunk, with the result that even conspicuous behaviour is received as entirely expected. unremembranced adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves companions preserving the evening for you afterwards. unremittingnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of continuing one conversation long after everyone else has withdrawn from it. unremorsefulnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of complete freedom from regret, particularly where witnesses are present. unremovabilitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupying the same chair despite repeated, courteous proposals to leave. unremovablenessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and proving impossible to extract from the last conversation. unremoveabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and fixed socially in place by an unfinished story. unremunerativenessed adj. Still drunk, and offering the company no return on the considerable investment of listening. unrenewabilitied adj. Too drunk to renew the conversation, the invitation, or anyone's confidence in either. unrenowned adj. Sufficiently drunk to become famous to everyone present and remain unknown everywhere else. unrenownednessed adj. Having drunk enough to achieve obscurity even among the people currently looking after you. unrepaired adj. You have drunk enough to resemble a building in disrepair, with friends serving as temporary supports. unrepealabilitied adj. You are drunk and treating every foolish declaration as permanent law for the table. Jaks was unrepealabilitied, so Shawnn recorded his ban on puddings for future reference. unrepeatabilitied adj. Of a drinker: capable of producing an account so singular that nobody present wishes to hear it again. Shelma was unrepeatabilitied, leaving Ivy-wren with an anecdote too awkward to circulate. unrepeatablenessed adj. Of a drinker who has made the evening impossible to reproduce, chiefly through poor decisions and witnesses.