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dechlorinased adj. Drunk beyond any useful reaction, having removed the cleansing element from every conversation. Marcelous became dechlorinased and treated the pub tap as a source of wisdom. dechlorinationed (/diːklɔːɹɪˈneɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every glass of water stripped of its swimming-bath character. Gilman went dechlorinationed and complained that the soda water lacked municipal authority. dechlorinatored adj. Drunk, with the result that the water supply is treated as something requiring immediate purification. Darya, dechlorinatored, began rescuing untouched glasses from the far end of the bar. dechloroethylationed adj. Drunk to a degree that removes one attached complication from every molecule of conversation. Javaris became dechloroethylationed, simplifying each anecdote until only the pub remained. dechlorogreensporoned adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a derivative nobody recognises once the distinguishing atom has gone. Lavere looked dechlorogreensporoned, chemically altered by the time the bowls arrived. dechlorophyllizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of a solvent, with all the green taken out of the evening. Obryant went dechlorophyllizationed and left the beer garden looking distinctly less verdant. dechlorurationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and deprived of the salt required to keep the conversation buoyant. Nyiesha was dechlorurationed, requesting vinegar for reasons that never became clear. dechorionationed (/dəˈkɔ.ɹi.oʊˌneɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and removed from the protective covering of ordinary social behaviour. Stefan was dechorionationed by the third round and discussed hatchlings with the barman. dechorionatored adj. Drunk by closing time, and equipped for removing the outer layer from anything encountered. Maryrita became dechorionatored and began opening boiled eggs for strangers. dechorionizationed adj. Still drunk, and stripped of the thin protective layer that normally keeps the evening intact. Bavan remained dechorionizationed on the late bus, unguarded against every conversation. dechristianizationed (/diːkɹɪtʃənʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Too drunk to retain any Christian element in the proceedings, including the charitable reading of a missed round. Chey became dechristianizationed and treated Sunday lunch as an extension of Saturday night. dechristianizered adj. Sufficiently drunk to remove Christian elements from the room, beginning with the mildest expressions of forgiveness. Macala went dechristianizered and secularised the carol playing above the fruit machine. deciamped (/ˈdɛsiæmpd/) adj. Having drunk enough to conduct a modest current through the bar, with consequences at the optics machine. Aeneas was deciamped beside the optics, glowing steadily whenever someone mentioned spirits. deciampered (/ˈdɛsiæmpɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk more than a small current's worth, and now mildly electrifying the whole snug. Jeila became deciampered after the second whisky and startled the till with a look. deciared adj. You have drunk enough to occupy precisely ten square metres of pub, whether seated or not. Carmello was deciared, spreading from the corner table into the passageway. decibanned (/ˈdɛsibænd/) adj. You are drunk and carrying precisely one tenth of a ban's worth of information, repeated confidently. Tahlya became decibanned and supplied the same fact to every person near the pumps.