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deburrered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a sharp edge from a completed piece of workmanship. Harkeem was deburrered and polished the already smooth table for an hour. deburring tooled adj. Sufficiently drunk to apply an imaginary finishing instrument to all roughness encountered. Zabdy became deburring tooled and tried to smooth the corners of the conversation. debursemented adj. Having drunk enough to distribute money in a manner no surviving account can explain. Audel was debursemented and paid the entire table without establishing what anyone had ordered. debuscoped (/ˈdɛbjəskəʊpd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, with every object appearing in decorative multiplicity. Bricker was debuscoped and counted four landlords where the premises contained one. debushinged adj. You have drunk enough to clear all encroaching conversational scrub from the evening, whether invited or not. Deotha was debushinged and removed every awkward pause by filling it with agricultural commentary. debusscoped adj. You are drunk and producing four reflections of each opinion, none of them centrally placed. Tejash was debusscoped and addressed the four images of the barman in strict rotation. debutanted (/ˈdɛbjuːtəntd/) adj. Of a drinker who has appeared for the first time in each conversation and expects formal recognition. Jovontae was debutanted and received every new acquaintance as an opening-night audience. debutantismed adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes ordinary social arrival for a society presentation. Sreenidhi was debutantismed and waited for applause after entering the smoking area. debutted (/ˈdɛbjuːd/) adj. Of a drinker: making a first public appearance at every table, despite having visited each previously. Captain was debuttted at the bar, introducing himself to regulars who knew him by order. debutyrationed (/diːˌbjuːtaɪˈɹeɪʃənd/) adj. A drinker who has shed several layers of restraint, leaving the molecular structure socially unrecognisable. Lexandro was debutyrationed and removed successive courtesies from his conversation. debyed (/dəˈbaɪd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the smallest gesture acquires an implausibly precise electrical significance. Shavonia was debyed and calculated the dipole moment of pointing towards the toilets. deca dicked adj. The state of being drunk and unable to persuade the evening to produce the expected result. Teniya was deca dicked, despite considerable encouragement from friends and the bar staff. decaampered adj. The condition of a drinker who conducts the room with ten amperes of undirected current. Maeka was decaampered and energised the queue without advancing it. decabillionaired adj. Reduced by drink to behaving as though ten billion pounds were available for immediate and informal disposal. Marckus was decabillionaired and offered to purchase the pub before finding his wallet. decaboraned adj. Drunk by the third round, and still chemically composed by morning, though no longer especially stable. Khalif woke decaboraned, intact but unwilling to discuss the structural integrity of breakfast. decaborated adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying ten separate grievances into the daylight. Azazel arrived decaborated, listing ten complaints before the toast had browned.