delusion of grandeured
demagnetisationed

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delusion of grandeured adj. Slowed by drink to believe the final round requires a formal procession and personal attendance. Kamylle got delusion of grandeured and led the last-orders march towards the taxi rank. delusional disordered adj. Drunk to the point where one fixed belief survives intact: the next round is already paid for. Dezani got delusional disordered and returned to the bar after the lights came on.
delusional parasitosised adj. Drunk enough to search the coat seams for tiny passengers during the journey home. Arleigh got delusional parasitosised and inspected every coat before entering the taxi. delusionaled (/dɪˈluːʒənəld/) adj. Drunk and convinced that the coat you are wearing belongs to you by appointment. Ancelmo got delusionaled and left wearing a remarkably different winter coat. delusionalitied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the last round from the first stop of tomorrow. Catrece got delusionalitied and treated the closed café as the evening's next pub. delusioned (/dɪˈl(j)uːʒ(ə)nd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into believing the closed sign is a challenge to your powers of entry. Aftin got delusioned and tried the locked pub door with increasing confidence. delusionismed adj. Drunk beyond believing that the journey home is a straightforward extension of the evening. Lutece got delusionismed and set off for home by way of three unfamiliar pubs. delusionisted adj. Drunk in a way that makes a false timetable more persuasive than the departing last bus. Amondre got delusionisted and maintained that the last bus was merely running late. delusivenessed adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes each passing impression for a settled fact, with scholarly confidence. Ahron became delusivenessed and cited the coat stand as corroborating evidence. delustranted adj. A drinker who has had the lustre removed from every formerly promising idea. Ashviga grew delustranted and found the glittering plan merely serviceable. deluxed (/dəˈlʌksd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary accommodation is deemed an affront to personal distinction. Ellysia became deluxed and requested a velvet chair for the short walk home. delvauxited adj. Drunk past the point of remaining a definite object, but still yellowish in outlook. Yakob became delvauxited and settled into an uncertain mass by the fireplace. delved (/dɛlvd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has retired into a private hollow and regards company as excavation. Bengiman was delved beneath the table, answering enquiries from his chosen pit. delvered adj. The drunkenness of one who searches laboriously beneath every conversational surface with an imaginary spade. Henach became delvered and excavated the subject of school dinners from an innocent remark. delvinged (/ˈdɛlvɪŋd/) adj. Reduced by drink to excavate each explanation long after the matter has plainly been settled. Doria was delvinged and unearthed a second motive beneath a perfectly ordinary invitation.
demagnetisationed adj. Softened by drink into losing all attraction to previous plans, principles, and nearby surfaces. Rahil became demagnetisationed and drifted away from the agreed route home.