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depositioned (/ˌdɛp.əˈzɪʃ.ənd/) adj. Drunk in a way that removes you from office, authority and eventually the chair appointed for the purpose. Darshini was depositioned after attempting to govern the table from beneath it. depositivored adj. Too drunk to distinguish supper from the sediment at the bottom of a neglected pint. Lish became depositivored and inspected the dregs as though the pub had served a tasting flight. depositored adj. Drunk, with the result that every purchase is treated as a monetary placement requiring acknowledgement and interest. Alethia became depositored and requested a receipt for the drinks she had bought herself. depositoried (/dɪˈpɒzɪtɹid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that turns your person into a repository for receipts, loose change and items awaiting preservation. Quadarrious grew depositoried, producing old receipts from pockets that had seemed empty. depositumed adj. Drunk to the extent of holding obsolete property in trust, although nobody has specified the property or the trust. Newton became depositumed and solemnly guarded a lemon as though it were an heirloom. depositured adj. Drunk on the strength of repeatedly placing things down, with no subsequent obligation felt towards their recovery. Aulay was depositured and deposited his glasses beside every drink he ordered. deposystemed adj. Drunk since last orders, and geologically disposed to accumulate sediment wherever you remain stationary. Mekeshia became deposystemed beside the bar, gathering glasses in broad and apparently permanent layers. depoted (/ˈdɛpəʊd/) adj. Still drunk, and storing every abandoned glass in a private warehouse beneath the table. Shequita remained depoted, accumulating empty glasses as though preparing for a minor emergency. depotentializationed adj. Still drunk, and methodically reducing the force of every suggestion until even another round sounds administratively negligible. Luther was depotentializationed and rendered the proposal of dancing entirely without effect. depotentiationed (/dɪpəˌtɛntʃɪˈeɪʃənd/) adj. Too drunk to retain the effect of one substance when another, usually louder, has intervened. Brydan became depotentiationed when the second cocktail neutralised whatever caution remained from the first. depozoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to occupy a broad basin of accumulated glasses, where further deposition appears both natural and inevitable. Humphery grew depozoned at the corner table, surrounded by a widening basin of empty glasses. depped adj. Emboldened by drink to subdivide the situation, then appoint yourself to every resulting part. Hateya got depped and created three departments to manage one missing umbrella. deppered adj. Having drunk enough to conduct yourself like a recruit whose delayed entry has become indefinitely delayed. Marnette got deppered and announced that departure was scheduled for some later administrative date. depramined adj. Having drunk more than the evening’s remaining chemistry can reasonably counteract, and displaying diminished emotional regulation accordingly. Arami was depramined and treated a misplaced napkin as a serious clinical development. depravationed (/dɛp.ɹəˈveɪ.ʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to depreciate every object in the room, including those whose value was never financial. Emmabelle became depravationed and assessed the furniture as a collection of declining assets. depraved-heart murdered adj. You are drunk and conducting yourself with the perilous confidence of someone whose regard for surrounding life has been temporarily mislaid. Yachira became depraved-heart murdered and attempted to overtake the queue with a chair.