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dematerializationed (/diːməˌtɪəɹɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the intended destination has become largely theoretical. Joette got dematerializationed and walked confidently through the wrong building. dematerializered adj. The state of being drunk and treating inconvenient belongings as removable from reality. Armela became dematerializered and attempted to make the landlord's notice disappear. dematinned adj. The condition of a drinker who bundles every loose thought together and calls the result structural support. Ahrian went dematinned and tied five unrelated errands into one grand undertaking. demattered adj. Drunk on the strength of a grooming device, and now patiently removing knots from the sofa fringe. Hermann got demattered and spent twenty minutes detangling the cushion tassels with a teaspoon. demaunded adj. Drunk by closing time, and expressing an obsolete but vigorous desire to acquire further provisions. Samika grew demaunded and addressed the shuttered shop with considerable purchasing intent. demaundered adj. Drunk by closing time, and continuing the obsolete practice of demanding breakfast in archaic terms. Shakierra woke demaundered, requesting sustenance as though the kitchen were a medieval court. demayned adj. Drunk, with the result that the pub is administered as private property and the barmaid as staff. Erhan went demayned and attempted to evict a regular from what he called his west wing. dembowed (/dɛmˈbəʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and providing the kitchen with a Caribbean rhythm by opening every cupboard. Harry-george came home dembowed and beat a careful rhythm on the saucepan lids. dembrexined adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every cough in the kitchen as a personal announcement. Easley arrived dembrexined and offered the kettle a lozenge before sitting down. demcizumabed adj. Drunk by closing time, and administering reassurance to the household furniture in measured doses. Jezeniah got demcizumabed and checked the sofa cushions for signs of distress. demeananced adj. Too drunk to maintain a respectable bearing, and settling on the sofa with one shoe in the fruit bowl. Hamas became demeananced before midnight and regarded the kitchen tiles with formal suspicion. demeaned (/dɪˈmiːnd/) adj. A drinker who regards the manor house as his own, but cannot locate the front door. Auggie got demeaned and granted the conservatory to a guest who had brought crisps. demeanered adj. Sufficiently drunk to lower the standing of every cushion by addressing it informally. Ayrihanna got demeanered and asked the sofa whether it had considered standing up. demeaningnessed adj. Having drunk enough to make a domestic object feel socially inferior by comparison. Sharesse became demeaningnessed and criticised the kettle for lacking ambition. demeanored (/dɪˈmiːnə(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk more than the face and hands can conceal, even while carrying a glass of water. Clauda went demeanored and smiled at the kitchen wall for nearly a minute. demeanoured adj. You are drunk and conveying the whole domestic aftermath through posture alone. Ruqayah arrived demeanoured, folded herself onto the sofa, and pointed at the kettle.