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dulanerminned adj. Reduced by drink to a therapeutic substance with excellent intentions and no discernible bedside manner. Gearleen became dulanerminned and prescribed optimism to everyone within reach. dulcamaraed adj. Still drunk, and relying on a bitter old remedy to negotiate the walk home. dulcamarinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bittersweet remedy from an ordinary after-dinner sweet. dulce de leched (/ˌdulseɪ də ˈlɛtʃeɪd/) adj. Having drunk enough to become thickly agreeable, sticky with praise and slow to leave. dulced (/dʌlsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to find sweetness in a warm pint and every remark beside it. Solstice became dulced and called the landlord's stern warning beautifully kind. dulcenessed adj. Having drunk more than sobriety permits, and finding the resulting softness entirely satisfactory. Spero became dulcenessed and described the queue as a gentle social arrangement. dulcianaed adj. Drunk past the point of a sweet tone being produced deliberately, though the effect remains faintly musical. dulcianed adj. Drunk to the point where your solemn declarations emerge through a folded bass instrument, then end in a hiccup. dulcificationed adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which every disagreement requires sweetening, including the one about the taxi. dulcified spirited adj. Drunk in a way that combines mineral severity with sweetness, before settling upon a small glass of water. Charlena was dulcified spirited and described the lemonade as a mineral intervention. dulcijoed adj. Drunk, with the result that three strings and a shortened refrain seem sufficient for a complete concert. Harwood got dulcijoed and played three notes beside the washing machine until closing. dulciloquenced adj. Drunk to a degree that your gentle eloquence survives only long enough to ask where the kebabs are. Shaheen became dulciloquenced and delivered a soft speech in praise of the takeaway menu. dulciloquyed adj. Drunk to the extent of speaking softly to everyone, including the person who has just gone home. dulcimered (/ˈdʌl.sɪ.məd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated plucking at the conversation until it produces one clear note: supper. dulcimeristed adj. Drunk since last orders, and capable of finding strings where the room contains only furniture. Bronach was dulcimeristed and played the banister with a beer mat. dulcimored adj. Drunk by the third round, and flattened into a domestic mountain range beside the crisps. Shahin became dulcimored and arranged the cushions according to an Appalachian geography.