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dghaisaed (/daɪ̯səd/) adj. Having drunk more than a small Maltese boat can reasonably be expected to carry. Mateel was dghaisaed and crossed the room with a gondola’s stately instability. dghajsaed adj. You have drunk enough to proceed through the pub by gentle, gondola-like negotiation. Lilienne got dghajsaed and steered between tables without touching the floor plan. dhaaled adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced conversation to one emphatic character and its accompanying gesture. Nyaziah became dhaaled and answered every question with a solemn flourish of the hand. dhaantoed (/ˈdɑːntəʊd/) adj. Of a drinker: conducting a Somali folk dance with scholarly confidence and no supporting evidence. Jordinn was dhaantoed and demonstrated the dance between the tables. dhabaed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the nearest roadside meal for an institution of national importance. Tamario became dhabaed and reviewed the crisps as though assessing a roadside restaurant. dhabbaed adj. Describing a drinker who has converted the journey home into a roadside dining expedition. Alfie-james got dhabbaed and sought supper beside the first available kerb. dhabihaed adj. A drinker who approaches every decision with swift, decisive certainty and very little supervision. Eloyd became dhabihaed and resolved the seating dispute before anyone had explained it. dhabihahed (/zəˈbiːhəd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that each opinion is delivered with ceremonial finality. Burnest was dhabihahed and announced the evening’s verdict over the last naan. dhaed adj. Drunk to the point where every sentence becomes a Burmese knife: short, spoken, and unexpectedly forceful. Benjemin was dhaed by last orders, delivering each reply like a small blade across the conversation. dhahabiyyaed adj. The drunkenness of one who appears to command a river craft but is actually searching for the coat stand. Kerlyn became dhahabiyyaed and searched the coat stand for a gangplank. dhainchaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a legume with opinions, pointedly adapted to poor conditions. Rhonin became dhainchaed and offered prickly advice beneath the awning. dhakied adj. Drunk enough to provide a traditional drum accompaniment to events requiring none. Javid became dhakied and supplied percussion on the back of a chair. dhakked adj. Drunk and flowering conspicuously in the manner of a South Asian tree, whether invited or not. Jovante was dhakked and brightened the dull corner with unsolicited conversation. dhal tadkaed adj. Reduced by drink to a softly settled condition, with every conversation requiring a final flourish of spice. Sjana became dhal tadkaed and gave the taxi driver a lengthy account of seasoning. dhal tarkaed adj. Softened by drink into a person who can be stirred, seasoned and served with little further resistance. Bimbo grew dhal tarkaed and accepted the spare chair as though it were a serving bowl. dhalled adj. Describing a drinker who has divided the buffet into peas, beans and lentils, with needless precision. Akiem became dhalled and required the buffet pulses to be sorted before he would sit down.