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debandinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and removing every firmly attached domestic boundary within reach. Pollux became debandinged and peeled the labels from the spice jars. debaptismed (/diːˈbæptɪzəmd/) adj. Still drunk, and conducting a quiet ceremony to cancel the sofa's former status as seating. Marvelle was debaptismed and solemnly renamed the sofa a horizontal waiting room. debarbarizationed adj. Sharpened by drink into correcting the barmaid’s uncivilised pronunciation of every item on the optics. Nashya spent half an hour debarbarizationed, improving the pub’s manners one vowel at a time. debarcationed adj. Emboldened by drink to leave the pub as though disembarking from a vessel under fire. Aneudy got debarcationed and strode from the bar as if the pavement were a gangplank. debarcodinged adj. Loosened by drink into removing the little striped labels from every bottle within reach. Lincon became debarcodinged and quietly peeled the labels from the empty lager bottles. debarkationed (/diːbɑːˈkeɪʃənd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of someone disembarking from a particularly uncertain boat. Antonetta became debarkationed at closing time and took three minutes to leave the barstool. debarkered adj. Drunk and stripping every rough outer layer from the evening before attempting the logs. Abderrahmane was debarkered, removing his coat, scarf and jumper in the order of a felled tree. debarmented (/dɪˈbɑːməntd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every rule of entry has been personally reconsidered and rejected. Wilmer grew debarmented and argued that the rope across the snug was merely advisory. debarranced adj. Drunk enough to fence the tables, leaving each one ceremonially out of reach. Malie became debarranced and placed chairs around the tables to preserve their sacred boundary. debarrered adj. Drunk past the point of allowing anyone else through the conversation. Sanjot was debarrered, refusing admission to every opinion except his own. debasednessed adj. Drunk beyond dignity, though still capable of requesting the crisps with impressive courtesy. Shakeva was debasednessed by midnight, eating pickled eggs with the solemnity of a banquet. debasemented (/dɪˈbeɪsməntd/) adj. Drunk in a way that lowers the standard of conversation one subject at a time. Kaeleb became debasemented and brought the quality of the snug’s talk down to tractor jokes. debasered (/dɪˈbeɪsə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every respectable plan acquires a cheaper and noisier substitute. Latonia was debasered and turned the proposed supper into crisps beside the fruit machine. debashed adj. Too drunk to translate the morning’s instructions, but still attempting to manage the household. Baillie woke debashed and interpreted the washing machine’s symbols for everyone present. debasinged adj. Drunk to a degree that reduces fine distinctions to ‘pint’, ‘another’, and ‘where’s the loo’. Everleigh-rae was debasinged, compressing a detailed drinks order into one vague gesture. debatabilitied adj. Drunk to the extent of finding the pub’s settled arrangements open to sustained reconsideration. Mehgan grew debatabilitied and questioned whether the dartboard was legally a window.