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daguerreotypisted adj. Reduced by drink to taking a lasting impression of every person who passes the bar. Feliscia became daguerreotypisted and studied each departing regular as though making a permanent record. daguerrotyped adj. The condition of a drinker who has been captured in one uncertain pose for the remainder of the night. Celton was daguerrotyped at the end of the bar, motionless except for occasional blinking. daguerrotypied adj. Sharpened by drink into a bright, fixed impression of events that may not have occurred. Rhiley became daguerrotypied and recalled the barmaid's eyebrow with forensic certainty. dagwood dogged adj. Emboldened by drink to approach the night on a stick, battered, hot, and without reconsideration. Noellie went dagwood dogged and challenged the kebab queue as though it were a sporting contest. dagwood sandwiched adj. A drinker who has layered confidence, cheese and improbable reasoning beyond convenient separation. Munachimso got dagwood sandwiched and defended the arrangement as a complete supper. dagwooded adj. Loosened by drink into several distinct layers, none of which can be reassembled before breakfast. Arval got dagwooded at the buffet, accumulating ham, cheese, gossip, and a stray breadstick. dahabeahed adj. You are drunk and drifting ceremonially towards the kebab shop, as though borne down the Nile. Mckaden was dahabeahed by midnight, proceeding majestically towards the chip shop. dahabeeahed adj. Of a drinker: ceremonially afloat in conversation, though moored beside the lavatory. Un became dahabeeahed and delivered a riverine address beside the toilets. dahabeeyaed adj. Drunk enough to carry the whole party slowly downstream, under sail, with no prospect of turning back. Ashil became dahabeeyaed and led the group towards home at the pace of a loaded river boat. dahabeeyahed adj. Of a drinker who has assumed the stately motion of a vessel and the destination of a taxi rank. Mckayla grew dahabeeyahed and made a stately passage towards the taxi queue. dahabiahed adj. Describing a drinker who proceeds with ancient dignity until confronted by a locked door. Eladio became dahabiahed and saluted the locked cloakroom. dahabiehed adj. A drinker who mistakes a slow stagger for ceremonial navigation. Billy-rae was dahabiehed, steering carefully towards a table that was not his. dahabiyaed adj. A drinker so far gone that crossing the pub requires the solemnity of an Egyptian river expedition. Nickolous was dahabiyaed and took the length of the pub as an historic voyage. dahabiyahed adj. The state of being drunk and stately on the outside, while quietly losing the route to the lavatory. Janell was dahabiyahed, dignified until she mistook the broom cupboard for the toilets. dahabiyehed adj. The condition of a drinker who advances with imperial composure towards an entirely ordinary sandwich. Parkyr was dahabiyehed, approaching his sandwich as though receiving a province. dahed (/dɑːd/) adj. Drunk and communicating in short, emphatic bursts, with the pauses doing most of the work. Teliyah was dahed by closing time, answering every question with a firm verbal dash.