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duty of supported adj. Describing a drinker who has appointed the entire bar to provide maintenance and encouragement. Rohaan got duty of supported and required two regulars to escort him towards the taxi. duty officered adj. A drinker who assumes command of the premises once the actual supervisor goes for cigarettes. Jermany went duty officered and began organising the last orders from a corner stool. duty rostered adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's tasks have been allocated across the remaining regulars. duty solicitored adj. Drunk to a degree that you require free legal representation for the offence of ordering another round. duty to retreated adj. Loosened by drink into abandoning every confrontation the moment a comfortable chair presents itself as an alternative. Luvine was duty to retreated by nine, withdrawing from each disagreement toward whichever sofa was nearest. duty-freed adj. Drunk on the strength of imported allowances, though the article in question is merely a packet of mints. duty-manned adj. Drunk by the third round, and fully trained for a task which turns out to be finding the toilets. Evansh went duty-manned and undertook reconnaissance of the corridor. dutylessnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and liberated from every responsibility except finding the taxi rank. Jodianne was dutylessnessed, wandering out with no task beyond locating a cab. dutymanned adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying a single appointed post beside the till. John-patrick was dutymanned beside the till, guarding a receipt of no strategic value. duumvirated (/djuːˈʌmvɪɹətd/) adj. Having drunk more than two men can reasonably administer, yet continuing to form a government of two. Leiyana became duumvirated and appointed Kohlby co-minister for the taxi. duumvired (/djuˈʌm.vəd/) adj. Too drunk to govern alone, but quite prepared to share the office with whoever is nearest. duvelisibed adj. You have drunk enough to inhibit several pathways, including the one leading sensibly home. Mahita became duvelisibed and blocked every suggestion involving fresh air. duvet dayed adj. Of a drinker: sanctioned to remain at home, ostensibly fragile, in practice asleep beneath the covers. duvetined adj. Of a drinker who has blocked out all unwanted light, including the consequences of last night. Jahed became duvetined and extinguished the curtains, blinds, and bedside lamp. duvetted (/d(j)uːˈveɪd/) adj. You are drunk and have developed a filling, a washable cover, and no intention of leaving bed. duvetyned adj. Describing a drinker who has become heavy, black, and chiefly useful for excluding the daylight. Kyira was duvetyned beneath the coat and refused all cinematography before noon.