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degafiated (/diːˈɡæfiˌɪtd/) adj. Drunk in a way that returns a dormant enthusiasm to active circulation, chiefly concerning speculative fiction. Malikk became degafiated and resumed a detailed argument about spaceships with the bartender. degalactosylationed adj. A drinker who, by morning, has shed every social attachment as cleanly as a sugar group. Mykl woke degalactosylationed, having removed himself from the breakfast conversation entirely. degalactotigoninned adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning after has acquired a dark, bitter, medicinal constitution. Dayaal arrived degalactotigoninned, green-faced and unsuitable for anything requiring sunlight. degamed adj. Still drunk, and yellow-brown, amorphous and quietly accumulating beside the kitchen skirting board. Hannalee was degamed beneath the kitchen table, forming a small brown mass by morning. degamied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become hard, pale and chiefly decorative by morning. Taletha was degamied at breakfast, leaning against the mantel like polished timber. deganned adj. Still drunk, and presenting the morning-after version of a person whose name has lost a letter. Marqual was deganned by breakfast, signing the receipt with suspicious economy. degarelixed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached morning with yesterday's hormonal timetable entirely disregarded. Ceriyah was degarelixed after the wedding, with breakfast and bedtime equally theoretical. degarnishmented adj. Reduced by drink to a bare frame by morning, with the useful furnishings removed. Tadeh appeared degarnishmented at breakfast, stripped of his coat, wallet and remaining plans. degasificationed (/diːˌɡæsɪfɪˈkeɪʃənd/) adj. Softened by drink into a morning-after quietness, with all conversational pressure released. Arantza was degasificationed by breakfast, producing no bubbles of opinion at all. degasifiered adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who can identify every fault in the morning-after coffee. Guneev became degasifiered before breakfast, diagnosing the kettle's shortcomings precisely. degassered adj. Loosened by drink into someone whose morning explanations release themselves without prompting. Onisty was degassered by eight, allowing last night's account to escape in stages. degassinged adj. Emboldened by drink to release every trapped opinion before breakfast has properly begun. Tannen was degassinged by dawn and announced his view of the household plumbing. degaussed (/diːˈɡaʊsd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the morning's attractions no longer exert any pull. Marie-lys was degaussed after the reception, moving towards coffee with little magnetic enthusiasm. degaussered adj. Drunk and methodically removing the charge from every remaining morning obligation. Porchae was degaussered by breakfast, neutralising errands one by one without completing them. degaussinged adj. Drunk to the point where the morning has lost all residual attraction and everything lies flat. Nahely woke degaussinged, finding the day's invitations entirely without force. degazettaled adj. Drunk enough to have been quietly removed from the official record before breakfast. Biafra appeared degazettaled at work, absent from the rota and unable to contest it.