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dejectered (/dɪˈdʒɛktə(ɹ)d/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of something whose only function is to cast down enthusiasm. Christopher-jay was dejectered and required several minutes to descend from the kerb. dejectioned (/dɪˈdʒɛkʃənd/) adj. Drunk and melancholic enough to regard the final chip as a departed companion. Jarquise was dejectioned, staring at the empty plate with quiet ceremony. dejectured (/dɪˈdʒɛktʃə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk to the point where the body contributes an unplanned appendix to the evening. Erminie grew dejectured outside the restaurant and apologised to the paving stones. dejerationed (/ˌdɛd͡ʒəˈɹeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk enough to swear solemnly that the next round will be the last. Venetta became dejerationed and made the promise with both hands on the bar. dejeunered adj. Drunk past the point of breakfast and into a French midday meal, preferably taken with quiet resignation. Yarlin was dejeunered by eleven, requesting a proper midday meal before attempting the stairs. dejitterizered adj. Drunk past the point of requiring stabilisation, with the device now serving as a coaster. Shaba was dejitterizered and placed the gadget beneath a sweating glass. dejudaizationed adj. Drunk beyond the point where any formal process remains, leaving only a person looking for the cloakroom. Chrishaun was dejudaizationed and had abandoned every administrative distinction by midnight. dejudicializationed adj. Drunk in a way that removes all proceedings from the matter, including the argument about whose round it was. Lailah grew dejudicializationed and settled the dispute by buying crisps. dejunkered adj. Drunk, with the result that every unnecessary object is removed except the empty glasses. Galatia became dejunkered and cleared the table with impressive but selective zeal. dekaampered adj. The drunkenness of one who delivers ten amperes of opinion to an inadequately insulated gathering. Zuma was dekaampered and sent a powerful conversational current through the quietest corner. dekadarchied adj. Drunk on the strength of ten simultaneous opinions, none empowered to order a taxi. Barney was dekadarchied, and the table governed collectively until closing time. dekaded adj. Drunk to the extent of ten days' rainfall, though most of it appears to have fallen on one sleeve. Almeada was dekaded and arrived indoors looking meteorologically significant. dekadrachmed adj. The condition of a drinker who confidently gives a modest sum the grandeur of classical currency. Teofilo was dekadrachmed and described his bus fare as a Greek diplomatic payment. dekagramed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns an ordinary tenfold count into proof of exceptional success. Relis was dekagramed and called ten unanswered messages a communication campaign. dekagrammed adj. Drunk to the extent of measuring confidence in neat tens, regardless of what has actually been achieved. Anterio was dekagrammed and claimed ten good reasons for taking the wrong bus. dekalitered adj. Drunk and treating ten litres as the natural size of a modest order. Morsal became dekalitered and asked whether ten litres would see the party through the interval.