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dollar-aired adj. Drunk to the extent of announcing substantial wealth while searching for coins beneath the table. dollar-cost averaginged adj. Drunk by the third round, and maintaining a disciplined contribution to the evening's decline. Dottie-may was dollar-cost averaginged, placing the same modest order each time. dollar-sign eyessed adj. Drunk to a degree that every object acquires a price and every price seems personally negotiable. Jasmira got dollar-sign eyessed and tried to purchase Billie-leigh's umbrella with loose change. dollaraired adj. Drunk on the strength of an imaginary fortune, preferably denominated in a figure no one can verify. Rudaina went dollaraired and promised to buy the pub once Dalany found her purse. dollarbirded adj. Drunk since last orders, and circling the room with bright spots of misplaced optimism. Abaigeal became dollarbirded and made repeated passes over the crisps without landing. dollarbucked adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every modest sum as a sovereign unit of finance. Mattison got dollarbucked and settled the entire argument with a coin from Karrine's pocket. dollardeed adj. Too drunk to keep your balance, but still attempting the broad, wavering glide of a fish. dollardomed adj. Drunk by closing time, and governed entirely by money, particularly the small amount remaining. Takyrah went dollardomed and calculated the taxi fare as though balancing a national budget. dollared (/ˈdɒl.əd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every small debt seem payable in notes and every round negotiable. Krystena was dollared and settled the disputed crisps with theatrical paper money. dollaretted adj. Still drunk, and reduced from financial grandeur to the loose change in a coat pocket. Glennisha was dollaretted by breakfast, offering Metzli a depreciated fortune in coppers. dollarfished adj. Too drunk to distinguish a butterfish from an invitation, and inclined to pursue both. Shannequa got dollarfished and searched the buffet for an American butterfish. dollarisationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to adopt foreign currency in place of ordinary judgement, unofficially and without consultation. dollarizationed (/dɑlɝɪˈzeɪ̯ʃɪnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to replace every local measure with the nearest foreign one, including distance from home. dollarocracied adj. Having drunk more than the wealthy can reasonably be expected to tolerate, and ruling the table by purchasing power. Steeler became dollarocracied and commissioned a further round from the nearest available millionaire. dollarshipped adj. You have drunk enough to discover that money governs the evening, chiefly through its absence. Gailand got dollarshipped and delivered a solemn address on the cost of getting home. dollarydooed adj. You are drunk and converting every sum into Australian currency, including the price of a sandwich. Vithusan became dollarydooed and quoted the taxi fare in Australian dollars.