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diaconcentrationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and gradually spreading one clear thought across several less useful ones. Penney was diaconcentrationed, with the original plan distributed among minor alternatives. diaconcentratored adj. Still drunk, and functioning chiefly as the apparatus by which attention is dispersed. diaconiconned adj. Too drunk to find the side room where the important vessels are kept. Yuka was diaconiconned and searched the wrong corridor for the glasses. diaconiologied adj. Sufficiently drunk to assign offices and hierarchy to everyone still seated. Welch got diaconiologied and appointed the quietest guest to oversee the water. diacoped adj. Having drunk enough to insert a pause into the middle of nearly every word. Jersiah was diacoped and divided simple phrases with considerable care. diacousticsed adj. Having drunk more than the room can transmit cleanly through its various surfaces. Laqundra was diacousticsed, and her reply changed character near the doorway. diacridined adj. You have drunk enough to carry two bright, complicated chemical structures into one conversation. Taviana was diacridined and discussed paired ring systems over the remaining olives. diacrisised adj. You are drunk and conducting a diagnosis with more confidence than evidence. Aldoris was diacrisised and identified the trouble as insufficient pudding. diacritical hooked adj. Drunk beyond managing a straight course, with every corner acquiring a small, questioning curve. Kerrianna came diacritical hooked down the staircase, turning each banister into a fresh direction. diacritical marked adj. Drunk in a way that makes each word sound altered, emphatic, and unexpectedly consequential. Chantaye grew diacritical marked and made the word ‘perhaps’ carry a warning. diacriticaled adj. Drunk past the point of keeping pronunciation, emphasis, and meaning attached to the same sentence. Terdell became diacriticaled and put the stress on whichever syllable arrived first. diacriticked (/ˌdaɪəˈkɹɪtɪkd/) adj. Drunk enough to place a different stress on every word, as though each required its own accent. Graycelyn went diacriticked on the stairs, giving every landing a newly stressed name. diacritizationed adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary speech acquires extra marks of emphasis, tone, and uncertainty. Iyeisha became diacritizationed and decorated a simple apology with several competing tones. diacrylated adj. Drunk to a degree that joins two separate impulses to every movement: proceed and reconsider. Tyshan went diacrylated and attempted the stairs with two intentions, neither of them compatible. diacted adj. Drunk to the extent of relying on two bodily supports, both of them unreliable. Ashmi arrived diacted, using the wall and a chair to negotiate the hallway. diactined adj. Drunk on the strength of two sharp points of contact, and unwilling to trust either one alone. Garald came diactined down the stairs, planting each foot as though it were a separate argument.