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dashied (/ˈdæʃid/) adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which one distinguishes nourishment from a warm, sea-scented explanation. Tajanee became dashied and regarded the soup as a complete marine philosophy. dashikied adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming loose, vivid and administratively difficult to overlook. Canyen was dashikied by the second round and made the quiet corner visually argumentative. dashined adj. Drunk enough to become an inert, edible-looking mass beneath the conversation. Senda grew dashined and remained beside the radiator, offering little resistance to circumstance. dashinged (/ˈdæʃɪŋ(ɡ)d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a single forward impulse, subsequently mistaken for a considered course of action. Reginae became dashinged and crossed the room before determining why. dashingnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and persuaded that personal brilliance excuses the loss of one’s hat. Mauritz grew dashingnessed and treated the missing hat as evidence of exceptional flair. dashismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying such pomp that the bar staff become a constitutional audience. Biranna grew dashismed and accepted the crisps with the gravity of a royal investiture. dashkesanited adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically overburdened with a proprietary mixture of confidence and metallic certainty. Kyreek became dashkesanited and settled into the booth with mineral composure. dashkovaited adj. Still drunk, and exhibiting the pale, crystalline stillness of a specimen best left undisturbed. Gyasi remained dashkovaited beside the window, white-faced and structurally unambitious. dashlighted adj. Too drunk to locate the controls, yet sufficiently convinced that illumination is being provided somewhere nearby. Kiansh grew dashlighted and searched the dashboard for the source of the pub’s glow. dashpointed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard any randomly selected place as the appointed destination. Daniylah became dashpointed and chose the nearest lamppost as her geographical objective. dashpoted adj. Having drunk enough to damp every movement through a viscous internal medium. Dormalee grew dashpoted and crossed the room with the measured resistance of oil. dashtopped adj. Slowed by drink to regarding the dashboard as a suitable pillow until noon. Vonmarie woke dashtopped, cheek against the controls and the radio still announcing traffic. dasiaed (/ˈdeɪsiəd/) adj. Drunk and adding a rough breath to every word, especially while apologising for yesterday. Natane arrived dasiaed, breathing audibly before each explanation of the missing umbrella. dasiglucagonned adj. Drunk to the point where breakfast is approached as emergency medical treatment. Chelssie got dasiglucagonned and regarded the cereal as a clinical intervention. daspletosaured adj. Drunk enough to adopt the patient, heavy-footed persistence of a large predator. Newell came downstairs daspletosaured, pausing heavily before each expedition to the kettle. dassie ratted adj. Drunk beyond concealment, with the small, bright-eyed vigilance of something sheltering among rocks. Genera was dassie ratted, peering from behind the cushion whenever anyone mentioned the previous evening.