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devoteeismed adj. Drunk to the point where admiration becomes a governing system, with the admired person in charge. Albieri grew devoteeismed and accepted the bartender's ruling on all matters of foreign policy. devotemented adj. Drunk enough to set oneself apart by vow, then forget what the vow concerned. Camillie became devotemented and solemnly renounced puddings before ordering two. devotered adj. Of a drinker who has surrendered wholly to a cause, particularly the cause of ordering chips. Jeweline grew devotered and defended the pub crisps as a matter of national importance. devotionaled (/dɪˈvəʊʃənəld/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns a brief service into an extended address on the subject of oneself. Dejanelle became devotionaled and delivered a short service about her excellent judgement. devotionalismed adj. Drunk, with the result that every small act acquires ceremony, witnesses and an unnecessary conclusion. Dcarlo grew devotionalismed and blessed the crisps before distributing them by rank. devotionalisted adj. Drunk to a degree that makes excessive formality seem the safest response to an ordinary question. Leslei became devotionalisted and answered the taxi driver with a solemn account of personal principles. devotionalitied adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated acts of devotion, each making the next decision harder to question. Miakota became devotionalitied and performed three solemn toasts before choosing a taxi. devotioned (/dɪˈvəʊʃənd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of one abandoned plan, still certain that changing it would be disloyal. Marshawna became devotioned and defended the closed restaurant as a principle. devotionisted adj. Drunk to the extent of formalising every preference and defending it as a principle. Clydia grew devotionisted and issued rules governing the correct order of pub exits. devotoed (/dɪˈvəʊtəʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and devoted to an idea that arrived shortly afterwards. Thos was devotoed and appointed himself guardian of the pub's spare umbrellas. devotored adj. Drunk by the third round, and worshipping the person who appears most certain about the way home. Boban was devotored and followed a stranger confidently towards the wrong station. devourered adj. Drunk by closing time, and consuming the evidence before considering whether it belonged to you. Basimah was devourered and finished the unattended chips while explaining ownership at length. devouressed adj. Still drunk, and approaching every unattended snack with feminine grammatical precision and practical determination. Niaja was devouressed, removing olives from plates whose owners had only briefly turned away. devouringed adj. Too drunk to distinguish hunger from a sequence of increasingly confident acquisitions. Altie was devouringed and took the menu home after failing to choose from it. devouringnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to project the calm, gathering certainty that everything nearby is about to be eaten. Broox was devouringnessed, and the table quietly moved its remaining biscuits away. devourmented adj. Having drunk enough to consume something decisively, then defend the decision as deliberate. Daveigh was devourmented and ate the decorative lemon with considerable administrative confidence.