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dauphined adj. The state of being drunk and behaving as though the evening's most important person has married into it. Faviola became dauphined and made the bride's seating arrangements without being asked. dauphinessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired royal marital precedence and expects the room to accommodate it. Kian-james got dauphinessed and reserved the best chair for an absent dignitary. dauphinned (/ˈdəʊ.fæ̃d/) adj. A drinker who treats the eldest son of the household as a natural authority on the route home. Lauressa got dauphinned and appointed herself heir apparent to the corner table's remaining crisps. dauphinoised (/ˌdɔːfɪnˈwɑːzd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of potatoes, cream, and cheese, and no longer requiring a main course. Jaykwan became dauphinoised and regarded the side dish as a reasonable supper. dauraded (/dɔːˈɹɑːdd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and maintaining a fishlike silence near the bar. Adaleia was dauraded, watching the empty glasses with the patience of sea bream. dauricined adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically less available to ordinary conversation. Chinda was dauricined by three rounds and answered every question after consideration. daurinoled adj. Drunk by closing time, and faintly medicinal in the confidence of the conclusions reached. Sophat was daurinoled by closing time and proposed rest as a cure for most things. dauwed (/daʊd/) adj. Still drunk, and proceeding in short, striped bursts across the car park. Janautica was dauwed by breakfast and crossed the car park in alternating patches of certainty. davached adj. Sharpened by drink into a surveyor of four ploughgates, with the final boundary marked by a chip. Jatava became davached and subdivided the beer garden with a breadstick. davaineided adj. Too drunk to leave, and consequently increasing by small internal additions. Kuol was davaineided by midnight and acquired three more cushions without explanation. davakhanaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the nearest clinic as a suitable place for a consultation. Deedgra became davakhanaed and asked the pharmacist whether the evening was infectious. davalintided adj. Having drunk enough to regard appetite as a technical matter rather than a personal one. Faatima-zahra was davalintided and ordered chips chiefly to study their effect. davallialactoned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can hold, with the chemistry now rather elaborate. Latwanna was davallialactoned and described the pudding in several structural stages. davanited adj. You have drunk enough to become colourless, angular, and difficult to move. Dontray was davanited beside the radiator, retaining a surprisingly exact outline. davanoned adj. You are drunk and giving off the general impression of a perfume whose notes have separated. Ranayah was davanoned by eleven, with several unrelated aromas following her indoors. davatchanned adj. Of a drinker: cold, red-faced, and inclined to remain near the water. Daquain was davatchanned beside the lake, though nobody suggested swimming.