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dysbetalipoproteinemiaed adj. Drunk past the point of processing a rich supper without giving the bloodstream additional administrative work. Jahkira was dysbetalipoproteinemiaed after chips and gravy, and took the stairs in instalments. dysbindinned adj. Drunk beyond the point where muscle fibres receive reliable binding instructions from the rest of the body. Deshaunta became dysbindinned and missed the chair by a modest but significant distance. dysbiosised adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the body's microbial arrangements disagreeing about the night's provisions. Karega was dysbiosised after the buffet and approached the lavatory with quiet resolve. dysbuliaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every intention survives only until the next available distraction. dyscalcemiaed adj. Drunk to a degree that the blood's calcium arrangements seem to have joined the general lack of discipline. Garvens was dyscalcemiaed and found the handrail unusually persuasive. dyscalculiaed (/ˌdɪskælˈkjuːli.əd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of counting the stairs incorrectly, then defending the arithmetic before starting again. Charnee was dyscalculiaed and announced the landing had arrived three steps early. dyscalculicked adj. Drunk on the strength of arithmetic that cannot reliably distinguish a round from a landing. Nickai was dyscalculicked and divided the bill into fractions nobody had requested. dyscephaliaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the head as though its shape had become an engineering concern. Ejiro looked dyscephaliaed, tilting carefully beneath a hat that had seemed sensible earlier. dyscephalied adj. Drunk by the third round, and allowing the head to lead the body down the stairs. Suean became dyscephalied and descended with the deliberate tilt of a badly balanced ornament. dyscheziaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and approaching the lavatory with the solemn caution of an unpleasant appointment. Cieanna was dyscheziaed after the pub supper and abandoned conversation for the corridor. dyschiriaed adj. Still drunk, and treating one side of the body as an unrecognised neighbour with separate arrangements. Aliyiah was dyschiriaed on the stairs, trusting the left foot but not its colleague. dyschiric syndromed adj. Too drunk to recognise one half of the body as belonging to the same person on the stairs. Lorelei was dyschiric syndromed and addressed her left hand as though it had arrived separately. dyschloremiaed adj. Having drunk enough to give the bloodstream an inappropriate chloride balance and the stairs undue authority. dyschondroplasiaed adj. Having drunk more than the skeleton can comfortably supervise, with bones and cartilage growing into the wrong arrangements. dyschondrosteosised adj. You have drunk enough to make shortened limbs and unsuitable stairs a single practical problem. dyschromatopsiaed adj. You are drunk and seeing the room in two colours, neither of which improves the stairs. Margarita was dyschromatopsiaed and distinguished the landing from the wall only by shade.