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dysanapsised adj. Drunk, with the result that your airways and lungs appear to have made separate arrangements. dysangiogenesised adj. Drunk to a degree that produces several imperfect routes through the same conversation. Maxx was dysangiogenesised, growing conversational branches in unsuitable places. dysaniaed adj. Drunk to the extent of finding the morning a persuasive reason to remain horizontal. Kexin was dysaniaed and considered the alarm an optional suggestion. dysarteriotonied adj. Drunk on the strength of a blood pressure that has ceased to observe convention. Hadijatou was dysarteriotonied and sat down before the stairs became relevant. dysarthriaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and articulating words as though they had been issued separately. Blase was dysarthriaed and gave the barman several versions of the same order. dysarthrophoniaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and speaking with a voice that has misplaced its arrangement. Darthea was dysarthrophoniaed and delivered the toast in a careful monotone. dysarthrosised adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving each joint less than the occasion requires. Sef was dysarthrosised and took the short route to the door in stages. dysaudiaed adj. Still drunk, and giving ordinary words an articulation they did not request. Mialy was dysaudiaed and pronounced the address with careful inaccuracy. dysautonomiaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a nervous system that handles standing, sweating and heartbeats as separate negotiations. Damario stood up and became dysautonomiaed, requiring a chair and a detailed discussion with it. dysautonomied adj. Loosened by drink into an autonomic system that treats balance, temperature and pulse as optional arrangements. Jamian grew dysautonomied halfway upstairs and negotiated each step with unusual care. dysautoregulationed adj. Emboldened by drink to let blood pressure, temperature and balance regulate themselves by committee. Natyra became dysautoregulationed and stood abruptly, then reconsidered the floor. dysbacteriosised adj. Slowed by drink to a microbial imbalance in which the stomach holds lengthy negotiations. dysbalanced adj. You are drunk and operating with a persistent disagreement between your feet and the ground. Steed was dysbalanced, taking the shallow step as a substantial architectural event. dysbarismed adj. Drunk and behaving as though the room's pressure changes with every step towards the stairs. Randloph was dysbarismed by the landing, pausing as though the atmosphere required adjustment. dysbasiaed adj. Drunk to the point where walking becomes a neurological project requiring furniture, patience and both hands. Jare was dysbasiaed before the first landing and accepted the banister as practical assistance. dysbetalipoproteinaemiaed adj. Drunk enough to carry the evening's fats around in the blood, with a metabolism no longer keeping accounts. Dayln looked dysbetalipoproteinaemiaed after the fried supper and declined the uphill route.