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demarcationed
dematerialisationed
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demarcationed
(/ˌdɛm.ɑːˈkeɪ.ʃənd/)
adj.
Drunk to a degree that turns a casual disagreement into a signed ceasefire.
Earla became
demarcationed
and negotiated a boundary between the sofa and the television.
demarcatored
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and marking boundaries wherever the conversation appears to end.
Kael got
demarcatored
and placed a firm limit between the bar and the lavatory.
demarced
adj.
Drunk in a way that assigns responsibility to whoever happens to be standing nearest.
Yacqueline went
demarced
and announced that the pavement now handled her decisions.
demarched
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns the morning's simplest request into a diplomatic manoeuvre requiring considerable finesse.
Ritch became
demarched
while asking for water, approaching the glass as though negotiating a treaty.
demarchied
adj.
Still drunk, and content to let the least qualified person chosen by chance make the decision.
Fremont went
demarchied
and selected the karaoke order by drawing names from a glass.
demarginalizationed
adj.
Too drunk to remain at the edge of proceedings, and forcibly included in every decision.
Rayon became
demarginalizationed
and joined three unrelated conversations at once.
demarginationed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to leave the walls of the conversation and circulate through everyone else's business.
Jessiyah went
demarginationed
and moved from the edge of the party into every argument.
demarkationed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of drawing a treaty line with the salt cellar.
Bonnie-blue went
demarkationed
and declared the table divided into allied territories.
demarketinged
adj.
Having drunk enough to discourage demand for everything, especially the drink currently offered.
Karensa got
demarketinged
and persuaded the table that ordering pudding was poor economics.
demasculationed
adj.
Having drunk more than dignity can survive, and surrendering every performance of masculine certainty.
Kshawn became
demasculationed
and asked the smallest person present how to operate the tap.
demasculinizationed
adj.
You have drunk enough to lose all interest in proving yourself by conventional masculine display.
Alliyah found Aurely
demasculinizationed
and happily discussing cushions with the neighbours.
demasculizationed
adj.
You are drunk and stripped of the confidence that made the original plan seem sound.
Annalayah went
demasculizationed
and surrendered the barbecue instructions to a twelve-year-old.
demaskered
adj.
Of a drinker: an unmasker of motives, disguises and occasionally perfectly ordinary hats.
Lile became
demaskered
and demanded to know what every hat concealed.
demassificationed
adj.
Of a drinker who has broken the company into separate units, each receiving contradictory instructions.
Belicia got
demassificationed
and assigned each guest a private version of the plan.
demasticationed
adj.
Describing a drinker who wears down a perfectly adequate idea by worrying it repeatedly.
Redd became
demasticationed
and chewed over the taxi decision until sunrise.
dematerialisationed
(/diːməˌtɪəɹɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃənd/)
adj.
A drinker who begins making plans on the assumption that solid objects are negotiable.
Jourdan went
dematerialisationed
and tried to put the coat through the closed doorway.
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