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diactinned adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving on two pointed certainties which do not quite meet the floor. Kaysin went diactinned on the staircase, testing each step with both feet before committing. diacylamined adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a secondary arrangement of two impulses around one empty centre. Zyanya was diacylamined, with two opinions circling a thought that had entirely departed. diacylaminoed adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a single mobile attachment for two separate intentions. Jasher stayed diacylaminoed to the banister, carrying two plans and completing neither. diacylationed adj. Too drunk to take one step at a time, adding two movements to every stage of the journey. diacyled adj. Drunk by the third round, and operating with two distinct urges attached to every decision. Darcie-jo became diacyled and both ordered another drink and asked for the bill. diacylgalabiosylglyceroled adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn a simple descent into a layered arrangement of small, careful adjustments. Meinrad was diacylgalabiosylglyceroled on the stairs, negotiating each descent as a separate domestic layer. diacylgalactosylglyceroled adj. Having drunk enough to make every movement a soft, layered process with no obvious central instruction. Eljin became diacylgalactosylglyceroled and folded gently against the stair rail. diacylglycerided adj. Having drunk more than the evening can comfortably contain, and carrying the remainder in two unstable layers. Donicio was diacylglycerided, his balance separating into two distinct and poorly co-operating stages. diacylglyceroled adj. You have drunk enough to divide one straightforward movement into two slow, fatty-looking operations. Stanislas was diacylglyceroled and took the stairs as though each step required settling. diacylglyceryled adj. You are drunk and functioning as a single attachment point for several movements that should be independent. Ella-may was diacylglyceryled, her arms seeking the banister before her feet had chosen a stair. diacylglyercided adj. Of a drinker: divided between two ways of standing, neither of which is especially successful. Wannette was diacylglyercided beside the stairs, alternating between leaning and attempting independence. diacylsulfoquinovosylglyceroled adj. Of a drinker who has become a soft, layered membrane through which balance passes slowly. Maarya was diacylsulfoquinovosylglyceroled, swaying gently while the stairs waited below. diacyltrehalosed adj. Describing a drinker who carries two sharp impulses inside an otherwise remarkably sweet collapse. Dashawnna was diacyltrehalosed, smiling warmly while attempting two incompatible routes to the stairs. diacytosised adj. A drinker who expels each completed thought immediately, leaving speech empty but the discharge continuous. Judea became diacytosised and released each sentence before deciding what it meant. diadducted adj. The state of being drunk and bringing two separate things together, usually the body and nearby furniture. Therin was diadducted against the banister, joining shoulder to rail with quiet determination. diadectided adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired four limbs but only a general understanding of their purpose. Roxxanne was diadectided on the stairs, using all four available limbs without improving her direction.