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1. To be anally raped.

2. To be metaphorically anally raped.
1. I was knocked unconscious and rigored last night in the freight elevator.

2. I got rigored today when Joe called in sick to work. Now not only do I have to open the store, but I also have to close the store on my day off!
Rigored by JRigor June 28, 2009
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To act in an overly drunken manner. Stumbling, slurred speech, and forgetting to pay your bar tab.
"Man last night was great but i got so rizored I forgot to pay my tab again!"
rizored by M.P.C. January 22, 2007
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