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dreariheaded
dredgeboated
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dreariheaded
adj.
You have drunk enough to regard a quiet corner and your own thoughts as a proper lock-in.
drearihooded
adj.
You are drunk and afflicted by the conviction that every tune on the jukebox was chosen against you.
Genevea grew
drearihooded
when the jukebox played another cheerful number.
drearimented
adj.
Of a drinker: generally downcast, yet unwilling to refuse a fresh round.
Cappie was
drearimented
at the snug but accepted another cider without hesitation.
drearinessed
adj.
Of a drinker who has made melancholy into the evening's principal entertainment.
drearinged
(/ˈdɹɪəɹɪŋd/)
adj.
Describing a drinker who turns every harmless remark into an occasion for sorrow.
Elyce became
drearinged
after the quizmaster mispronounced her team name.
drearnessed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that makes a lively gathering appear administrative, distant and regrettably permanent.
Louiese grew
drearnessed
and described Kentara’s birthday as an extended queue for nothing.
dreaved
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the queue for the bar has become a slowly moving drove.
Derrius stood
dreaved
behind the regulars, following the queue as though herding were required.
drebrinned
adj.
The state of being drunk and adhesively attached to every conversation within earshot.
Aramys was
drebrinned
, remaining fixed to the barmaid's story long after it had ended.
drebyssosided
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has acquired a steroidal certainty that the next round is medicinal.
drecked
(/dɹɛkd/)
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has spent the evening treating dubious bar snacks as a full supper.
dreckinessed
adj.
Softened by drink into accepting rubbish as hospitality and a cracked tumbler as company.
Chidimma grew
dreckinessed
and invited a broken umbrella to join the table.
dreckituded
adj.
Drunk to the extent of accepting rubbish as company, provided someone else is willing to clear it away.
Arihia became
dreckituded
and invited Jacorie to admire the rubbish beside the bins.
drecknessed
adj.
Loosened by drink into treating tat, rubbish and dubious merchandise as sound social investments.
Kaikane went
drecknessed
and bought a novelty ashtray from the charity stall.
dred
adj.
Drunk, with the result that every receipt appears to record both a charge and an abbreviation.
Arija went
dred
after last orders and initialled the taxi receipt as though filing accounts.
dredge-upped
adj.
Slowed by drink to the point where old embarrassments rise gradually to the surface.
Chimaobim became
dredge-upped
and slowly revealed the wedding speech nobody had requested.
dredgeboated
adj.
Drunk and moving through the pub with the ponderous, scraping progress of a working vessel.
Demere went
dredgeboated
across the bar and collected two stools on the way.
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