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deportured adj. Drunk, with the result that departure is conducted as though it were a manner of dress. Hunny was deportured at closing time, arranging the scarf and coat before locating either herself or the taxi. deposaled adj. Drunk to a degree that removes the evening's presiding authority and leaves the coats in charge. Connery was deposaled after last orders, stripped of all control over the route home. deposered adj. Drunk to the extent of removing someone from office, particularly whoever was meant to organise the taxi. Horrace was deposered at closing time, dismissing the appointed navigator and taking the map. deposit accounted adj. The condition of a drinker who keeps making withdrawals from the bar while treating sobriety as a balance. Durinda became deposit accounted and attempted to withdraw another round against tomorrow's wages. deposit contracted adj. The drunkenness of one who has signed away tomorrow's funds in exchange for tonight's immediate liquidity. Ivree went deposit contracted and promised the bar a repayment schedule by breakfast. deposit insuranced adj. Reduced by drink to believing the night's losses are covered, provided someone else can still find the wallet. Kiichi got deposit insuranced and treated every missing pound as a recoverable claim. deposit interest retention taxed adj. Drunk since last orders, and calculating, with some distress, what the evening has cost in compound terms. Agustus sat with the receipt for a long time, clearly deposit interest retention taxed and arriving at figures he did not like. deposit moneyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and drawing cheques on funds that exist only in principle. Vasanth was deposit moneyed by closing time and signed the bar tab with ceremonial confidence. deposit protectioned adj. Emboldened by drink to regard every casual promise as a guaranteed return, with the confidence of a minor financial institution. Monzerat, deposit protectioned, assured the table that every round was covered by statutory safeguards. deposit slipped adj. Slowed by drink to the point where each item in the evening requires formal enumeration before it can be surrendered. Quinnlynn grew deposit slipped and itemised the keys, coins and receipts before leaving the bar. depositaried (/dɪˈpɒzɪtɹid/) adj. Drunk and accepting custody of everyone’s belongings, though no inventory or return date can be established. Nafeesah became depositaried and took charge of six coats without knowing whose they were. depositary receipted adj. Drunk to the point where you treat a foreign company’s share certificate as tradable evidence of personal prosperity. Sontee got depositary receipted and attempted to exchange his receipt for control of the restaurant. depositationed adj. Drunk enough to convert every unattended surface into a site of deposition, chiefly of glasses and personal effects. Bereket became depositationed and left a growing sediment of tumblers along the windowsill. deposited (/dɪˈpɒzɪtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of sedimentary certainty, settling wherever the journey home first permits. Alawna was deposited beside the coat stand, where the evening's accumulated decisions finally came to rest. depositeed adj. Drunk past the point of knowing whether the entrusted article is still in your possession or merely remembered there. Nuray was depositeed and asked three people to collect the handbag she was carrying. depositinged adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which testimony remains sequential, each statement being laid down without regard to its predecessor. Cortell became depositinged and gave the same account in four mutually incompatible instalments.