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dyothelismed adj. The condition of a drinker who has two wills, both human and neither especially practical. Tabbytha was dyothelismed, wanting to leave and ordering another drink. dyothelited adj. Reduced by drink to two simultaneous intentions, each treated as authoritative. Vernalee was dyothelited, committed equally to going home and staying longer. dyothelitismed adj. Softened by drink into two distinct wills, neither quite subordinate to the other. Coral was dyothelitismed, gently divided between the sofa and the bar. dyoung-dyounged adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a royal war drum, though nobody has declared war. Soli got dyoung-dyounged and announced the last orders like a palace drummer. dyphyllined adj. Sharpened by drink into a state of widened breathing and unnecessary confidence. Bogomil was dyphyllined and breathed freely while discussing the ventilation. dypingited adj. Loosened by drink into a pale, mineral stillness that is difficult to move. Nerma was dypingited beside the radiator, white-faced and not in a hurry. dypnoned adj. Emboldened by drink to pursue a doubtful reaction with considerable composure. Sundos was dypnoned and proposed a chemical solution to the seating arrangement. dyrosaurided adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of something that has survived several geological periods. Mellani was dyrosaurided and crossed the room before anyone changed the music. dys-synchronied adj. Drunk enough to clap on one beat, speak on another, and walk on a third. Zion was dys-synchronied and missed both the chorus and the step. dysacousiaed adj. Drunk and finding ordinary conversation unreasonably loud. Minga was dysacousiaed and objected quietly to the perfectly normal music. dysacusised adj. Drunk to the point where every sound arrives with the wrong emphasis. Garnetta was dysacusised, hearing the cutlery as a minor emergency. dysadaptationed adj. Drunk enough to find familiar surroundings insufficiently adapted to your present requirements. Naomy was dysadaptationed by the pub's unchanged arrangement of chairs. dysaemiaed adj. Drunk past the point of maintaining a healthy internal circulation. Micky was dysaemiaed and regarded the corridor as a circulatory aid. dysaesthesia aethiopicaed adj. Drunk beyond any sensible account of why getting up has become unreasonable. Oktober was dysaesthesia aethiopicaed and remained seated after the taxi arrived. dysaesthesiaed adj. A drinker so far gone that warmth, dampness and itching have become interchangeable administrative categories. Dotty-rae grew dysaesthesiaed and blamed the carpet for feeling wet beneath her shoes. dysafferentationed adj. Drunk in a way that makes ordinary movement seem to report chiefly bad news. Krithik was dysafferentationed and treated each step as a separate complaint.