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decollectivizationed adj. Drunk on the strength of separating from the group while insisting the round remains collective. Arpa went decollectivizationed and took the table's last chair for personal use. decollemented adj. Drunk to the point where body and intention have slipped along different planes, with no obvious fault line between them. Reshaud woke decollemented, reaching for the bedside water while his arm pursued another direction. decolletaged adj. Drunk enough to reveal, through loosened clothing and loose conversation, considerably more than the morning requested. Jef appeared decolletaged at breakfast, wrapped in a dressing gown and explaining yesterday's neckline to the kettle. decollimationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and no longer travelling in a straight line towards the exit. Taeko left decollimationed, converging briefly with the umbrella stand before diverging again. decolonialismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and theorising freedom from every rule governing the bar tab. Takea got decolonialismed and declared independence from the customary order of drinks. decolonialitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and examining the power relations implicit in who has bought the next round. Chritian became decolonialitied, interrogating the landlord's authority over the jukebox. decolonializationed adj. Still drunk, and granting every abandoned plan immediate independence from its original purpose. Rahmeek remained decolonializationed, freeing the darts match from the burden of being completed. decolonisationed (/diːˌkɒlənaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. Too drunk to keep the evening under central control; each conversation has declared independence. Camecia went decolonisationed and allowed every table to conduct its own argument. decolonizationed (/diːˌkɒl.ə.naɪˈzeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to free yourself from the colony of sensible decisions. Amiylah became decolonizationed and granted the kebab shop full authority over supper. decoloranted adj. Having drunk enough to bleach the distinction between a sensible round and an unnecessary one. Loudon went decoloranted, finding every drink on the board equally persuasive. decolorationed adj. The condition of a drinker who has reversed the evening's colour, leaving only a pale residue of events. Christophe was decolorationed by the station, unable to say whether the band had played. decolorisationed (/diːˌkʌləɹaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to bleach the night's bright details into one pale account for the morning. Tavarion became decolorisationed and remembered the quiz team only as shapes. decolorisered adj. Describing a drinker who removes all colour from an account of the evening before reaching the bus stop. Laurella grew decolorisered and described the ceilidh as a quiet drink with friends. decolorizationed (/diːˌkʌləɹaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. You are drunk and bleaching every vivid event into something the morning can scarcely distinguish. Obadiah went decolorizationed, reducing the karaoke triumph to a vague chorus. decolorizered (/diːˈkʌləɹaɪzə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who bleaches every strong impression until the night appears uniformly harmless. Nellwyn was decolorizered, calling the karaoke incident an uneventful visit to the bar. decolouranted adj. Having drunk more than leaves the evening's colours distinct; lager, stout and regret run together. Sarah-jane got decolouranted and called every pint a mild.