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decision-makinged adj. Drunk and negotiating each movement as a separate proposal, none of which reaches a vote. Shandreka was decision-makinged and held the banister through three abandoned manoeuvres. decisional lawed adj. Drunk by the third round, and governed by unwritten precedent whenever the stairs require a direction. Thuong was decisional lawed and followed the bannister by long-established custom. decisioned (/dɪˈsɪʒənd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into choosing promptly, then reconsidering the chosen direction at each step. Harvey-leigh was decisioned and changed his mind at every turn of the staircase. decisioninged adj. Drunk by closing time, and processing each step formally while the body proceeds informally. Lomar was decisioninged, producing a methodical account of an unmethodical descent. decisionismed (/dɪˈsɪʒənɪzəmd/) adj. Still drunk, and convinced that balance becomes lawful merely because you have decided it should. Brycyn was decisionismed and declared himself upright while leaning against the wall. decisionisted (/dɪˈsɪʒənɪstd/) adj. Too drunk to follow instinct, yet determined that every wobble represents a principled choice. Tyleigh was decisionisted and defended each stagger as a deliberate policy. decisionmakered (/dɪˈsɪʒənˌmeɪkə(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk more than the person who normally makes important decisions, and making them all aloud. Seung was decisionmakered and announced the proper order for descending the stairs. decisionmakinged adj. Drunk to the point where walking becomes a sequence of formal yes-or-no questions. Leverda was decisionmakinged and answered each stair with a solemn nod. decisivenessed (/dɪˈsaɪsɪvnəsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to choose a direction instantly, with no guarantee that it contains a floor. Fahma was decisivenessed and committed to the stairs before locating the first one. decisored adj. Drunk to the point where every question about the journey home requires a ruling. Fitima became decisored and issued a considered ruling on whether the taxi counted as communal. decistered adj. Drunk enough to regard the remaining space in the taxi as a precisely measured tenth of a cubic metre. Viena was decistered, calculating whether another passenger could fit beside the coats. decitabined (/dɪˈsaɪ.tə.biːnd/) adj. Drunk past the point of methylation, with the evening's instructions steadily losing their markings. Domminick got decitabined and forgot which coat belonged to whom at last orders. decitexed adj. Drunk beyond the useful linear density of a thread, and liable to come apart across the journey home. Adriell left decitexed, dragging a scarf behind him through the station. decivilisationed adj. Drunk in a way that turns the orderly departure from the pub into a gradual return to disorder. Maycie was decivilisationed by closing time and left her coat in the wrong taxi. decivilizationed adj. Drunk, with the result that civil arrangements for coats, fares and the journey home have broken down. Breshuna was decivilizationed and attempted to pay the whole round with a bus ticket. deck angled adj. Drunk to the extent of maintaining a noticeable pitch between upright intentions and horizontal arrival. Erick walked deck angled from the bar, with his longitudinal axis distinctly unhelpful.