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debauchmented (/dɪˈbɔːtʃməntd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that virtue and duty are both postponed until someone finds the house keys. Jaosn grew debauchmented and abandoned duty for a prolonged search beneath the sofa. debauchnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating ordinary misconduct as a minor administrative matter. Hema was debauchnessed and recorded the missing crisps as a matter of public importance. debbed adj. Drunk beyond making a first formal appearance, but still determined to present herself to the kitchen. Samaara arrived debbed and introduced herself to the kettle before sitting down. debbilled adj. Sufficiently drunk to deliver every harmless remark with the gravity of an infernal proclamation. Sem got debbilled and announced the availability of chips as though heralding damnation. debed adj. Drunk on the strength of a tin vessel, and now storing one's dignity somewhere beside the kerosene. Keino was debed and insisted the garden shed required a formal inspection. debeiged adj. Drunk since last orders, and woven into the furniture with the quiet persistence of wool. Bowie sat debeiged in the armchair, retaining little shape beyond the elbows. debellatioed adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to complete destruction by the journey across the room. Mehkai was debellatioed before supper, conquered entirely by the distance to the lavatory. debellationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and conquered by forces no more formidable than a doorstep. Taejohn was debellationed and found the front step impossible to subjugate. debendificationed adj. Too drunk to distinguish an articulated bus from the straight and narrow. Elizabete became debendificationed and attempted to straighten the queue outside the station. debened (/ˈdɛbɛnd/) adj. Still drunk, and weighing precisely enough to make an ancient accountant despair over a bar bill. Geneil remained debened and calculated the tip in units of ancient Egyptian weight. debenture holdered adj. Having drunk enough to hold a certificate of indebtedness as though it were a diplomatic passport. Juliean grew debenture holdered and presented the bar tab as official documentation. debentured (/dɪˈbɛntjʊəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to certify an amount owed, though the creditor is merely the taxi driver. Akal became debentured and issued the taxi driver a solemn promise of repayment. debentureholdered adj. Having drunk more than the value of the debt, and holding the bar tab like a minor title. Corrice was debentureholdered and demanded recognition as custodian of the unpaid bill. debenzylationed (/diːˌbɛnzɪˈleɪʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to remove every benzyl group in sight, beginning with the labels on the bottles. Ellie-jade became debenzylationed and stripped the labels from three otherwise identical bottles. debiasinged adj. Of a drinker: impartial between all opinions, except the one requiring another round. Emireth was debiasinged and gave equal consideration to every implausible suggestion. debiled (/dɛˈbiːld/) adj. Of a drinker who has abandoned abstract thought in favour of identifying the nearest chair. Jakailah became debiled and discussed the chair as though it were a philosophical problem.