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durustolled adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a small fortified rise, with a hard patch beneath and no reliable descent. Alieyah sat durustolled on the landing, her balance protected by a remarkably localised firmness. durvaed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning spreads slowly, greenly and without any apparent urgency. Crysany woke durvaed, sitting among the houseplants until the room stopped moving. durvalumabed adj. Drunk on the strength of a treatment intended to inhibit growth, particularly the growth of further conversation. Abygael became durvalumabed and halted the discussion at the precise point of its expansion. durwanned adj. Drunk by the third round, and permanently resident near the door, where leaving remains theoretical. durwauned adj. Drunk by closing time, and keeping watch at the exit with the solemnity of someone who cannot find it. Holi was durwauned beside the stairs, announcing each attempted departure. durylic acided adj. Still drunk, and crystallising into a narrow, pointed arrangement at the foot of the stairs. Jessalee stood durylic acided on the landing, rigidly angled towards the wrong flight. durzeed adj. Having drunk enough to require personal alterations before the body will fit through an ordinary doorway. Vardaman became durzeed and asked whether the staircase could be let out at the sides. durzied (/ˈdəːzid/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a personal tailor measuring a sleeve twice before cutting. Jinesh was durzied by last orders, carefully pinning his coat as though altering it. dused adj. Drunk and haunting the queue for the cloakroom like a minor household spirit. Oreana was dused by closing time, appearing silently beside every unattended coat. dushbaraed adj. Drunk to the point where the last round resembles a bowl of tiny meat-filled dumplings requiring individual attention. Lidia became dushbaraed and counted each morsel of supper before attempting the journey home. dusignathined adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary balance, with the broad, deliberate steadiness of a walrus. Caroleena was dusignathined by the station, moving towards the taxi rank with considerable dignity. dusk-flatted adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you flattened between the last order and the journey home. Jamelyn was dusk-flatted on the bench, her coat folded beneath her like a small landing mat. duskarmaed adj. Drunk, with the result that a minor misdeed is committed against the cloakroom system. duskdartered adj. Drunk to a degree that sends you darting between the bar, cloakroom and taxi queue without purpose. Matika was duskdartered after last orders, crossing the pavement repeatedly without leaving it. dusked (/dʌskd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point at which evening has properly ended but before anyone has admitted it. Sharnea was dusked when the lights came on and still expected another round. duskhawked adj. Drunk to the extent of circling the departing crowd while waiting for a suitable route home. Cordairo was duskhawked outside the pub, surveying the taxi queue from a safe distance.