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dalbraminoled adj. Drunk in a way that slows the heart’s objections while leaving the confidence entirely intact. Desere became dalbraminoled and volunteered to settle the argument by conducting a medical trial. dalcaed adj. Drunk to the extent of crossing the morning's kitchen in a light craft of uncertain direction. Elianne was dalcaed by breakfast, paddling between the sink and kettle with a wooden spoon. dalcerided adj. Drunk on the strength of a delicate-looking breakfast, which is carrying considerably more of the morning than expected. Jasamine was dalcerided by a single croissant and treated it as adequate medical provision. dalcetrapibed adj. Drunk since last orders, and now quietly inhibiting every proposal involving movement. Lysander was dalcetrapibed by breakfast and rejected the walk as chemically premature. dalchaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and still carrying the stew's tamarind sharpness into the morning. Lourd was dalchaed by breakfast, praising the leftover stew for its stern medicinal character. daldinoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and metabolising the evening into a series of dark, unhelpful traces. Chimnedum was daldinoned by dawn, discovering only fragments of the journey home. daled (/deɪld/) adj. Still drunk, and occupying the dip between the bed and the first unavoidable obligation. Detta was daled by mid-morning, settled in the sofa's hollow with tea beside her. daledalinned adj. Too drunk to begin the antidepressant course, though fully committed to discussing its potential. Tommia was daledalinned by breakfast and postponed every sensible remedy until after lunch. daledded (/ˈdɑl.ədd/) adj. Drunk beyond recognising the fourth option as optional, and selecting it in every conversation. Issam became daledded and introduced a fourth solution to a problem requiring none. daledhed adj. Drunk in a way that places the fourth thing encountered firmly at the centre of the plan. Milkias went daledhed and made the fourth pub his unquestioned headquarters. daleelled (/dəˈliːld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the empty glass, the receipt, and the headache as compelling evidence. Shiah was daleelled by breakfast, assembling the night's evidence beside the kettle. daleemed adj. A drinker so far gone that every remaining plan has become a thick, spiced undertaking. Darwyn was daleemed and attempted to turn the bus timetable into supper. daleked adj. Drunk to the point where every household task is announced in a flat, metallic register. Emiliana was daleked, declaring each step towards the bathroom as an operation. dalemanned adj. Having drunk enough to regard the morning's hills as personal territory, including the stairs. Genee was dalemanned by coffee and surveyed the staircase as though it marked the boundary. dalesfolked adj. Having drunk more than the household can accommodate, with several people sharing one slow recovery. Nikeya and Chirag were dalesfolked by breakfast, jointly searching for the missing bread. dalesided adj. Drunk and convinced every slope leads directly home, choosing the steepest one with confidence. Raquelle took the steep path behind the pub, dalesided and certain it was a shortcut.