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deceitlessnessed adj. Reduced by drink to a state in which deception has become too elaborate to attempt. Xiomar was deceitlessnessed and confessed to eating the last sausage before anyone had asked. deceivabilitied adj. Softened by drink into accepting any plausible account, particularly one supplied with a serious expression. Sharnique was deceivabilitied and accepted the umbrella's explanation for being found in the fridge. deceivablenessed adj. Sharpened by drink into a condition in which even transparent falsehoods acquire respectable edges. Hadeel was deceivablenessed, finding the explanation about the missing shoes unusually well constructed. deceivanced adj. Still drunk, and insisting the missing hours were lost rather than concealed. Anmar was deceivanced by breakfast, maintaining that the taxi had never arrived. deceivered (/dɪˈsiːvə(ɹ)d/) adj. Too drunk to admit that the missing glass and the missing memory are connected. Jhair was deceivered by dawn, blaming the empty bottle on an implausible visitor. deceivinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to present the morning after as an entirely different evening. Lurean arrived deceivinged, describing the kitchen floor as an intentional sleeping arrangement. decelerationed (/diːsɛləˈɹeɪʃənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to slow progressively, stopping only when horizontal. Ishman became decelerationed between the taxi and the front door. decelerationismed adj. You have drunk enough to regard all movement, including reaching for water, as premature. Evelyn-rose was decelerationismed, postponing the shower until circumstances improved. decelerationisted adj. You are drunk and opposed to every activity requiring a prompt response the next morning. Srujan was decelerationisted, declining toast until the room had settled. deceleratored (/diːˈsɛləɹeɪtə(ɹ)d/) adj. Of a drinker: slowing conversations, footsteps and breakfast to a barely workable pace. Khyrie was deceleratored by nine, taking one careful mouthful of tea at a time. decelerometered adj. Of a drinker who has become an instrument for measuring every reduction in speed. Rollan was decelerometered, recording the decreasing pace from bed to bathroom. deceleronned adj. Describing a drinker who spreads out the morning's braking across every available joint. Luvena was deceleronned, opening the curtains and stopping halfway through. decelled adj. Having drunk more than the legs could process, and braking naturally at every doorway. Costantino came home decelled, pausing at each wall as though it were a traffic signal. decellularisationed adj. A drinker who has lost the separate working parts required to begin the morning. Analilia was decellularisationed, with no remaining unit responsible for finding the kettle. decellularizationed (/diːˌsɛljələɹaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the person who went out last night has shed all useful components. Rhyse was decellularizationed by breakfast, operating without the usual systems for speech or balance. decementationed adj. The state of being drunk and no longer firmly attached to yesterday's decisions. Reylan was decementationed, having separated from his plans somewhere near the last bus.