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daydawned adj. Emboldened by drink to greet dawn from the sofa, carrying a glass of water like a torch. Hristine became daydawned and addressed the pale kitchen with unreasonable confidence. daydreamed (/ˈdeɪdɹiːmd/) adj. Slowed by drink to follow an elaborate domestic thought while the kettle remains untouched. Sauel sat daydreamed on the sofa, imagining several uses for the same glass of water. daydreamered (/ˈdeɪdɹiːməd/) adj. Drunk and inventing quiet explanations for why the water glass belongs on the television. Charron was daydreamered on the sofa, explaining the misplaced glass to Hazzie. daydreaminged adj. Drunk to the point where the kitchen, the sofa, and a glass of water form a complete reverie. Mahrez sat daydreaminged beside the sofa, contemplating the water as if it were an appointment. daydressed (/ˈdeɪ.dɹesd/) adj. Drunk enough to wear respectable daytime clothing while conducting the evening from the sofa. Bryseida was daydressed on the sofa, formally dressed for the delivery of water. dayed (/deɪd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who considers last orders a distant sunrise and continues accordingly. Ambert was dayed by midnight and asked when the breakfast service began. dayeed adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes the first light for permission to order another round. Nefretiri grew dayeed and welcomed the paling sky with a fresh drink. dayerehed adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa becomes a resonant frame and every glass supplies a jingle. Zunilda was dayerehed on the sofa, tapping the water glass with ceremonial precision. dayerred adj. Drunk past the point of counting the evening in hours; the sofa now lasts several days. Quasean was dayerred, having turned one night's sofa into a continuing arrangement. dayflied adj. The condition of a drinker who expires socially within a single afternoon. Fernie went dayflied before the football finished and required careful transport home. dayflowered adj. The state of being drunk and making each new idea last approximately until closing. Artha grew dayflowered and treated every fresh suggestion as a once-only event. dayfulled adj. The drunkenness of one who has produced a full day's quota before lunch. Alexzandar was dayfulled by midday and considered the afternoon already accounted for. daygamed adj. Loosened by drink into treating every passer-by as a promising social experiment. Karelyn got daygamed and began collecting telephone numbers beside the bus station. daygered adj. Reduced by drink to treating a daytime party as though it were a bank holiday weekend. Amarrion was daygered before the buffet opened and invited strangers to share the crisps. daygirled adj. Softened by drink into expecting a chaperone, a packed lunch and an early collection. Olegario became daygirled and asked whether someone had arranged his lift home. dayglowed adj. Sharpened by drink into an agreeable public radiance visible before sunset. Meganelizabeth went dayglowed and beamed across the bar at everyone holding a glass.