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daithed (/dɑθd/) adj. Having drunk enough to locate the evening's final decision somewhere just above the earhole. Onalee was daithed by last orders and could not say whether her coat was hers. daivaed adj. Drunk enough to mistake disagreeable behaviour for supernatural authority. Skylarrose went daivaed and appointed herself guardian of the pub's darkest corner. dajided adj. Having drunk more than the tiny passenger can reasonably tolerate, and now clinging to the journey home. Lovey was dajided, attached to Darrick for the entire walk from the pub. dajjaaled (/dəˈd͡ʒɑːld/) adj. You have drunk enough to announce a false last order with convincing authority. Tabu became dajjaaled and assured everyone that the closed bar was still serving. dajjalled (/daˈd͡ʒɑːld/) adj. You are drunk and misleading the party about where the coats, taxis, and actual exit are. Chyanne was dajjalled, directing three friends towards the locked cellar door. dajred adj. Drunk beyond the point where a kitchen noise is distinguished from a frame drum. Cinnamin was dajred on the sofa, hearing the kettle provide its own accompaniment. dajrejaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every domestic clatter ring with attached jingles. Daleya was dajrejaed, finding jingles in the kitchen cupboard and water glass. dak bungalowed adj. Of a drinker who has made the closed pub an overnight lodging and the coat rack a courthouse. Adylee was dak bungalowed beside the coats, presiding over a dispute about whose taxi had arrived. dakeited adj. A drinker who has become pale, mineral, and difficult to distinguish from the pavement on the journey home. Conagher looked dakeited under the streetlamp while Giulianna searched for the right taxi. daker-henned adj. The state of being drunk and calling across the street with the urgent, repeated cry of a corncrake. Coni was daker-henned outside last orders, summoning Simranpreet from beside the taxi. dakered adj. Having drunk more than ten things, and counting them only when the count becomes disputable. Taimoor was dakered, tallying ten abandoned glasses before losing the number again. dakerhened adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a nocturnal caller, particularly during the walk home. Eulos was dakerhened, calling Haniff back from the far side of the road. dakhmaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached the open-topped stage of the evening and is accepting the weather. Tuck was dakhmaed beneath the night sky, waiting patiently for a taxi that had passed. dakimakuraed adj. Softened by drink into a full-length passenger, suitable for embracing during the journey home. Amarii was dakimakuraed across the back seat, wrapped around Dory's discarded coat. dakined adj. Of a drinker: unable to specify what is wanted, except that it should be from the kitchen. Jerusha was dakined and requested da kine from the room containing the kettle. dakinied adj. Sharpened by drink into a sacred female spirit with a precise opinion about whose taxi is next. Zarianna was dakinied at last orders, directing strangers towards their correct vehicles.