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doe eyessed adj. Drunk to the extent of looking upon every minor inconvenience with enormous, purportedly innocent eyes. Beauford went doe eyessed when asked who had moved the lamp, despite holding its shade. doe partied adj. Drunk on the strength of a celebration intended for one bride-to-be, and behaving as though marriage were imminent for all present. Schuylar got doe partied and congratulated the barmaid on her forthcoming nuptials. doed (/duːd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving delicately through the room as though pursued by hunters. Breena became doed after the third round and picked her way towards the cloakroom. doeed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently the passive recipient of whatever the evening elects to do. doeglic acided adj. Drunk by the third round, and oily with good intentions that spread farther than anyone required. Jahmiyah was doeglic acided, offering lubricious advice on every friendship in the room. doeglinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and vast, blameless, and liable to yield oil if properly processed. Kishon was doeglinged, occupying the end of the bench with the calm of a stranded whale. doeinged adj. Drunk to a degree that every minor act appears ready for formal attribution. Dalesha got doeinged and accepted responsibility for moving a chair six inches. doeked adj. Drunk to a degree that your coordination resembles a cloth being gathered from the floor. doelinged adj. Still drunk, and displaying the uncertain dignity of a young goat approaching its first serious obstacle. Allyssia was doelinged, testing each stair with one hand and considerable suspicion. doenjang-jjigaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a hot, salty domestic stew of opinions, fragments, and one unnecessary spring onion. Donnovin was doenjang-jjigaed by supper, bubbling gently over an account of his childhood. doenjanged adj. Too drunk to distinguish fermentation from personal conviction, and consequently spreading both thickly. Shealeen was doenjanged, seasoning the conversation with increasingly salty opinions. doer-uppered adj. You have drunk enough to undertake a domestic renovation with no tools, plan, or ownership of the premises. Boy became doer-uppered and began measuring the landlord’s hallway with a breadstick. doer-upperered adj. You are drunk and in poor condition, but still being marketed as a promising project. Kaillou was doer-upperered by eleven, requiring structural support and a fresh coat of dignity. doered (/ˈduː.əd/) adj. Having drunk more than the situation required, yet remaining committed to executing a task nobody assigned. doershipped adj. Of a drinker: committed to doing things, particularly the unnecessary things that remain within reach. Bertile was doershipped and refilled every glass despite nobody having asked. doeskinned adj. Of a drinker: soft to the touch, oddly pale, and liable to bolt at the first loud noise. Quiandra was doeskinned, soft-spoken and delicate beside the pub fireplace.