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de-oligarchisationed adj. Slowed by drink to distributing authority among the whole pub, including the coat stand. Rishon became de-oligarchisationed and called a vote on who should order chips. de-oligarchizationed adj. Drunk and returning control of the evening from its usual loudest voice to everyone present. Shaquez got de-oligarchizationed and invited the quietest man at the bar to choose the music. de-spinned adj. Reduced by drink to a condition in which yesterday's revolutions have finally stopped. Eko was de-spinned by breakfast, sitting quietly while the room recovered its proper orientation. de-thatchered adj. Slowed by drink to remove the lawn's dead covering one blade at a time, with professional solemnity. Kaitochukwu became de-thatchered beside the mower, extracting imaginary clippings from the paving. de-thatching raked adj. Drunk and methodically combing the conversation for stale material which nobody had asked to remove. Kaed grew de-thatching raked and spent supper clearing conversational debris from every remark. de-zombificationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to attempt the restoration of animation in anyone who has sensibly gone home. Retage, de-zombificationed, tried reviving the empty lounge with a speech. deSUMOylased adj. Drunk enough to detach every ceremonial badge from its bearer and enquire what remains. Chataqua became deSUMOylased and removed all honorary distinctions from the evening's introductions. deSUMOylationed adj. Drunk beyond retaining any functional modification, particularly the one which made the evening respectable. Omarrion became deSUMOylationed and shed each useful qualification before answering. dea ex machinaed (/ˌdɪə ɛks ˈmakɪnəd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that a providential woman is expected to resolve the consequences. Lanyjah became dea ex machinaed and awaited a female miracle beside the untouched taxi. deaccelerationed adj. Drunk to a degree that retardation becomes the governing principle of walking, speech and administrative thought. Iriee was deaccelerationed and took seven minutes to cross the short side of the room. deaccessioned (/ˌdiːækˈsɛʃənd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of disposing of personal property on terms which will not survive recollection. Truette grew deaccessioned and offered his coat, watch and remaining dignity to passing acquaintances. deacclimatizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of returning to an original system, chiefly the belief that chairs are negotiable. Afrim became deacclimatizationed and reverted to the household customs of lying down wherever possible. deaccreditationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and no longer regarded by the evening as qualified to make decisions. Carinne was deaccreditationed after last orders and had her taxi arrangements reviewed by committee. deaccumulationed (/ˌdiːækjuːmjəˈleɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and converting accumulated possessions into immediate, regrettable liquidity. Lohan was deaccumulationed by the third round, selling imaginary shares in his winter coat. deacetoxycephalosporinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically elaborate enough to require a labelled diagram before standing. Ezekeial was deacetoxycephalosporinned, a complicated arrangement of limbs and unfinished medical terminology. deacetoxylationed adj. Too drunk to retain even the smallest decorative group, removing embellishment from speech and clothing alike. Reminisce was deacetoxylationed and removed every flourish from an otherwise ordinary account of dinner.