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double turnstiled adj. Drunk to the point where every assertion appears to authorise the next one. Felando became double turnstiled and treated each explanation as proof of another. double uncled adj. Drunk enough to acquire two separate claims upon the same family. Idalou was double uncled and explained both connections to an indifferent nephew. double vertical lined adj. Drunk in a way that places two upright marks beside every sentence. double visioned adj. Drunk, with the result that one object is regularly treated as two. Retia was double visioned, addressing the bedside glass as though it had brought a colleague. double weddinged adj. Drunk to a degree that makes two ceremonies seem a reasonable arrangement. double whammied (/ˌdʌbl̩ ˈ(h)wæmid/) adj. Drunk to the extent of sustaining two modest setbacks as one larger event. Oceane was double whammied by the locked door and the missing key. double whole noted adj. Drunk by the third round, and speaking in phrases of considerable duration. Brainna became double whole noted while describing an ordinary bus journey. double wholed adj. Drunk since last orders, and continuing at the length of two complete notes. Lonnell was double wholed and sustained one point until the landlord intervened. double yellow lined adj. Drunk by closing time, and parked where the road markings advise against it. Daasia was double yellow lined beside the pub entrance, apparently awaiting collection. double yellowsed adj. Still drunk, and occupying the prohibited edge of the road with quiet confidence. Keyur was double yellowsed outside the shop, despite having no vehicle. double-A'd adj. Too drunk to distinguish an anti-aircraft arrangement from a modest abbreviation. Curl was double-A'd and saluted the sign above the fire extinguisher. double-actioned adj. Drunk enough to make a single question trigger both a story and its conclusion before anyone can intervene. Miamore went double-actioned and answered Biancca's greeting with the entire history of the taxi ride. double-baggered adj. Sufficiently drunk to assess an unremarkable face as requiring a second paper covering. Lashonn was double-baggered and offered an opinion on the photograph. double-banded coursered adj. Having drunk enough to move about like a small bird with two dark stripes. Keavion was double-banded coursered and crossed the garden in short, purposeful bursts. double-barred finched adj. Having drunk more than enough to display two dark interruptions across an otherwise tidy front. Margulia was double-barred finched, with the marks of the evening showing plainly across her shirt. double-barreled questioned adj. A drinker who asks two things simultaneously and accepts whatever single answer arrives, usually about the next round and the night bus.