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deciduationed adj. You have drunk enough to shed the evening in layers, beginning with your coat and ending with the plan. Saydi was deciduationed, relinquishing her handbag before abandoning the proposed cinema trip. deciduitied (/dɛsɪˈdʒuːɪtid/) adj. Of a drinker: liable to lose a layer of judgement whenever the season turns towards last orders. Carolie was deciduitied, shedding practical decisions as readily as a tree sheds leaves. deciduitised adj. You are drunk and inflamed against the modest requirements of ordinary domestic life. Baudilio was deciduitised and regarded the kettle as an adversary of unusual personal significance. deciduomaed adj. Of a drinker who has developed an internal mass of postponed decisions, none of which is benign. Hemant became deciduomaed and carried the unresolved question of pudding into the taxi. deciduositied (/dɛsɪdʒʊˈɒsɪtid/) adj. Describing a drinker who loses good sense seasonally, usually between autumn and the last bus. Aaradhy was deciduositied, dropping sensible intentions across the pub like leaves. deciduous camelliaed adj. A drinker who acquires ornamental dignity briefly, then sheds it beside the garden furniture. Lebrone was deciduous camelliaed, elegant at dinner and barefoot beside the greenhouse by eleven. deciduous hollied adj. A drinker so far gone that the decorations remain bright while the person has become seasonal debris. Marus was deciduous hollied, festive in appearance and unable to locate his trousers. deciduous toothed adj. The state of being drunk and losing one’s grip on the evening in stages. Furqaan was deciduous toothed, relinquishing each sensible intention as another song began. deciduous winterberried adj. The condition of a drinker who retains festive colour while dropping everything else. Desaray was deciduous winterberried, bright at the table and missing one glove by midnight. deciduousnessed (/dɪˈsɪdʒʊəsnəsd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who sheds every considered plan and keeps only the decorative aspects. Natoria was deciduousnessed, retaining excellent colour while losing the route home. decigraded (/ˈdɛsɪɡɹeɪdd/) adj. Reduced by drink to measuring angles in tenths, chiefly to explain the slant of the hallway. Tynese was decigraded and described the staircase’s inclination with unnecessary mathematical precision. decigramed (/ˈdɛsɪɡɹæmd/) adj. Softened by drink into a small unit of mass, easily displaced by a draught from the door. Mourya was decigramed and moved across the room whenever someone opened the window. decigrammed adj. Sharpened by drink into a tenth-of-a-gram distinction between two portions of chips. Dreson was decigrammed and weighed the remaining chips with a seriousness bordering on scientific. decihartleyed adj. Loosened by drink into a small unit of information, communicating chiefly that the taxi has arrived. Jaquise was decihartleyed, transmitting one useful fact before losing the receiver. decikataled adj. Too drunk to let anyone leave without assigning them a measurable catalytic contribution to the evening. Niliyah kept rating everyone's usefulness to the conversation, thoroughly decikataled by closing time. deciled (/[ˈdɛsaɪɫ]d/) adj. Having drunk enough to divide the company into ten equal groups, regardless of who was actually there. Yuv became deciled and redistributed the guests whenever someone went to the toilet.