D - Page 642
dialered (/ˈdaɪələ(ɹ)d/) adj. You have drunk enough to telephone the kitchen, despite standing directly beside the kettle. Tselane got dialered and rang the house phone to request the glass already beside her. dialetheiaed adj. Of a drinker: able to maintain that the glass is empty and full while holding it. Narcisa was dialetheiaed, insisting her glass of water was both finished and untouched. dialetheismed (/ˌdaɪ.əˈlɛθ.i.ɪz.əmd/) adj. Of a drinker who has made contradictory household claims and regards both as accurate. dialetheisted adj. A drinker who believes two contradictory arrangements can both be correct, particularly concerning the sofa. Machelle was a dialetheisted drinker, finding the sofa both occupied and available for a nap. dialethismed adj. Describing a drinker who holds two incompatible domestic opinions without finding either troublesome. Natallie was dialethismed, calling the kitchen spotless while stepping over the washing-up. dialgebraed adj. Still drunk, and carrying two complete explanations for why the door has moved. Kaleshia remained dialgebraed, proving the doorway wrong from two directions. dialided adj. A drinker so far gone that the kitchen floor is approached with the slow, coiled progress of a sea snail. Aryaman got dialided and crossed the kitchen towards the tap before abandoning the expedition. dialinged adj. The condition of a drinker who dials familiar numbers but cannot explain the domestic emergency. Suvi became dialinged and called Cyril to report that the kitchen tap required supervision. dialinned adj. The state of being drunk and partially saturated with the evening, retaining only one functional household ring. Davindra was dialinned, with one remaining circuit devoted entirely to locating water. dialisted adj. Drunk since last orders, and reading the sundial by the light of the pub sign. Chante got dialisted and insisted the shadow on the car park was nearly noon. dialkened adj. Drunk by closing time, and giving every conversation two points at which it can split. Chavez went dialkened after closing and began pursuing two unrelated arguments at once. dialkoxided adj. Still drunk, and carrying two separate rounds of drinks as though chemically joined. Cassadee arrived dialkoxided, bearing two pints that seemed permanently attached to her hands. dialkylacetylened adj. Sufficiently drunk to stand between two bar stools with an entirely unnecessary degree of tension. Damonique became dialkylacetylened and balanced between two stools until closing. dialkylamided adj. Having drunk enough to turn a two-person exchange into a remarkably durable pub argument. Effie-mae got dialkylamided and kept the same quarrel alive through three changes of subject. dialkylamined adj. Having drunk more than the room can support, and treating two acquaintances as a complete social structure. Carl-olivier became dialkylamined and spent an hour introducing two regulars to one another. dialkylaminoed adj. You have drunk enough to turn every conversation into a derivative of the one before it.