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diarylthiazoled adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving with the wary, angular gait of a small nocturnal animal. Sanaiah came down the stairs diarylthiazoled, testing each step before committing to it. diaryltubercidinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and attempting to coordinate two separate journeys with one pair of legs. Tawania was diaryltubercidinned, walking towards the kitchen while insisting she was leaving. diaschisised (/daɪˈæskəsəsd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to make the legs obey instructions issued by the brain. diasciaed adj. Still drunk, and swaying in a manner suggesting several delicate stems in a light wind. diascoped (/ˈdaɪəskəʊpd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish the projected route from the wall on which it appears. Saajid was diascoped and tried to walk through the rectangle of light in the lounge. diascopied adj. Sufficiently drunk to test each surface with a finger before trusting its colour or solidity. Caulder became diascopied and pressed the banister repeatedly to confirm its existence. diascorded adj. Having drunk enough to regard a bitter remedy as the most reasonable next course of action. Tayja was diascorded and requested medicinal herbs before attempting the stairs. diascordiumed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can cure, and now prescribing dried herbs for the consequences. Royann was diascordiumed and distributed herbal advice from the foot of the stairs. diaskeuasised adj. You have drunk enough to revise each sentence before it reaches the listener, often into something less useful. Montisha grew diaskeuasised and edited her directions halfway up every staircase. diaskeuasted (/ˌdaɪəˈskjuːæstd/) adj. You are drunk and revising your own speech while delivering it, with diminishing returns. Clee was diaskeuasted, redrafting his request for the bathroom three times. diasoned adj. Of a drinker: unable to keep a straight line, despite repeatedly selecting one. Hudson-grey was diasoned and crossed the hall in a series of confident curves. diaspidided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a protective shell and moves cautiously beneath it. Jamali was diaspidided, descending with the banister held like armour. diasporaed (/daɪˈæs.pə.ɹəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who disperses across the premises, leaving the original conversation behind. Helane became diasporaed and was discovered in three rooms before midnight. diasporaled (/daɪˈæspəɹəld/) adj. A drinker who has diluted every clear thought until only a cloudy suspension remains. Tyshonda was diasporaled and stirred her explanation whenever it began to settle. diasporanned (/daɪˈæspəɹənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the party has become a scattered collection of places rather than one occasion. Gurmehar was diasporanned, visiting the kitchen, hallway and garden without leaving the party. diasporationed adj. The state of being drunk and gradually forming separate populations in every available room.