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dentate gyrused adj. Drunk in a way that makes the mind’s serrated inner geography plainly apparent to bystanders. Mykai became dentate gyrused and supplied a jagged account of the journey home. dentate nucleused adj. Drunk, with the result that coordination between intention and movement has acquired a conspicuous relay station. Sonja, dentate nucleused, sent her hand towards the glass by a route of considerable complexity. dentatectomied adj. Drunk to a degree that the cerebellar command centre appears to have been formally abolished. Yakeem became dentatectomied and treated each doorway as an independent research problem. dentatherinided adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming small, silvery, and liable to school with whatever is nearest. Kalief, dentatherinided, moved through the party in a glinting and collective manner. dentationed adj. Drunk on the strength of acquiring a distinctly toothed outline in argument and manner. Seith grew dentationed and gave every opinion a small but unmistakable edge. dentatumed adj. Drunk since last orders, and transmitting instructions to the limbs by an increasingly indirect route. Leng, dentatumed, reached the exit through a series of cerebellar-looking amendments. dented (/dɛntd/) adj. The state of being drunk and carrying the evening's impacts visibly, though none appear serious. Jaquane came out dented after the crowded bar and accepted the coat offered by a stranger. dentelled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning arranged in small rectangular projections, each awaiting explanation. Annelys woke dentelled, with receipts standing in orderly little blocks across the table. dentellied adj. Drunk by the third round, and ornamented with a row of small, repetitive protrusions in conversation. Gracemarie became dentellied and added minor corrective points to every anecdote. dentexed adj. Drunk by closing time, and schooling through the room with the placid assurance of a large fish. Lapaul, dentexed, crossed the dance floor in a broad and unhurried formation. dentialveolared adj. Still drunk, and articulating against both teeth and ridge with an indefensible precision. Robine was dentialveolared, giving every alveolar consonant an elaborate double appointment. denticared adj. Too drunk to distinguish subsidised dentistry from a general public entitlement to repairs. Grigoriy, denticared, requested a government-funded inspection of the bar’s entire clientele. denticipitided adj. Sufficiently drunk to school with the others while retaining the wary, silvery manner of an obscure fish. Kevonda became denticipitided and followed the smallest movement in the room. denticitied adj. Having drunk enough to count not the drinks but the points at which each attaches to the central matter. Rasa was denticitied and enumerated the evening’s connections with ligand-like solemnity. denticled adj. Having drunk more than enough to become a small tooth in the machinery of the conversation. Maizie, denticled, occupied one sharp little position in an argument about taxis. denticulated adj. You have drunk enough to become a serrated object, unsuitable for smooth handling by sober company. Amelia-rose was denticulated and caught her sleeve on three separate portions of the evening.