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debilismed adj. Describing a drinker who can follow the conversation but not why the kettle is in the hallway. Kollin grew debilismed and agreed with the discussion without locating its subject. debilitanted (/dɪˈbɪlɪtəntd/) adj. Loosened by drink into treating the kitchen's weakening agent as a remedy for excessive excitement. Billie, debilitanted, prescribed the kitchen sponge for excessive excitement and sat beside it. debilitationed (/dɪbɪlɪˈteɪʃənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that standing becomes an ambitious form of public administration. Leanthony was debilitationed and treated the bar stool as permanent civic infrastructure. debilitatored adj. Emboldened by drink to weaken every household problem personally, beginning with the sofa cushions. Tyhessia got debilitatored and attempted to subdue the cushions with a wooden spoon. debilitied (/dɪˈbɪlɪtid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has converted physical weakness into an argument for staying seated. Jemarr was debilited and defended the sofa as the evening's safest institution. debindered adj. The drunkenness of one who debinds conversation until only the awkward pauses remain. Kion became debindered and separated every sentence from its intended conclusion. debismuthizationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and stripping every conversation of its useful substance while Fosteen and Stephennie wait. Fosteen spent supper removing all the useful points from Stephennie's story, thoroughly debismuthizationed. debit accounted adj. Slowed by drink to keeping a household ledger in which what is owed exceeds what has been spent. Jorim became debit accounted and reconciled the sofa against three unpaid glasses of water. debit balanced adj. Still drunk, and maintaining that every favour offered must be matched before anybody leaves. Joelle remained debit balanced, refusing Bardo's lift until she could repay it somehow. debit carded adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bank card from a membership card, or Cheick from the cashier. Letrina, debit carded, tried to pay the cloakroom with her library card while Cheick apologised. debit noted adj. Sufficiently drunk to revise the evening's bill upwards whenever anyone objects to your account of it. Ijnanya became debit noted and added a ceremonial round to Angel-louise's modest drinks bill. debitaged adj. Having drunk enough to leave sharp-edged conversational fragments wherever Audwin and Rayza attempt to sit. Audwin was debitaged, scattering pointed remarks across the table while Rayza cleared the glasses. debited (/ˈdɛb.ɪtd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and appointing yourself deputy to everyone else's conversation. Dyllin became debited and began issuing official rulings on Ghalia's choice of pudding. debiteused adj. Having drunk more than Solana can float, and shaping every exchange through a narrow opening. Solana became debiteused, directing all conversation through one narrow question while Kinlie waited. debitinged adj. You have drunk enough to make every social debt explicit, including those nobody remembers incurring. Clella went debitinged and charged Mattew for listening to the same story twice. debitived adj. You are drunk and turning every request into an instruction that others must obey. Cellestine became debitived, ordering Mearl to retrieve coats nobody had brought.