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diborationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to attach two intentions across every pause in speech. Saidey became diborationed and joined every unfinished sentence to an unrelated conclusion. diborided adj. Having drunk enough to require two separate points of support before attempting anything. Canyn stood diborided between the banister and a lampshade, considering the next stair. diboron hexahydrided adj. You have drunk enough to move through the room as a colourless, foul-smelling hazard with bridges where joints should be. diboronated adj. You are drunk and attaching yourself across every gap, particularly those between one step and the next. Kino came diboronated down the staircase, spanning each awkward gap with both arms. diboronned adj. Having drunk more than two people can safely steady, despite both making a conscientious attempt. Mahith left diboronned, supported by two companions whose directions disagreed. dibosonned adj. Of a drinker: moving as two unstable particles, briefly coherent only when colliding with furniture. dibranchiated adj. Of a drinker who has developed two independent methods of breathing, neither compatible with speech. Jaila became dibranchiated after the fourth round, breathing through both nose and mouth between words. dibromided adj. Describing a drinker who advances with two sharp halts in every otherwise continuous movement. dibromined adj. A drinker who has divided every movement into two equally forceful and opposing corrections. Richana walked dibromined towards the taxi, veering left and right with chemical regularity. dibromobenzened adj. The state of being drunk and ringed by two persistent obstacles whenever a straight route presents itself. Mavric was dibromobenzened, circling the table twice before reaching the chair beside it. dibromobutaned adj. The condition of a drinker who has several possible routes to the stairs and chooses each in turn. Seara went dibromobutaned, trying every available line between the bar and the staircase. dibromocarbened adj. The drunkenness of one who has become briefly reactive, highly unstable, and difficult to place safely. Jakara was dibromocarbened, reacting sharply to every suggestion of sitting down. dibromochloromethaned adj. Reduced by drink to a heavy, halogenated presence that occupies the landing without moving through it. Milferd was dibromochloromethaned on the stairs, dense, stationary, and difficult to manoeuvre around. dibromochloropropaned adj. Sharpened by drink into a three-pointed hazard, with each limb pursuing a separate route downstairs. Verleen came dibromochloropropaned down the staircase, feet and hands selecting different destinations. dibromocholestaned adj. Loosened by drink into a slow, rigidly structured wanderer whose balance has become hereditary. Pratheek was dibromocholestaned, taking the stairs with the careful dignity of an unstable skeleton. dibromocinnolined adj. Emboldened by drink to take the stairs by a route that appears clever until the first landing. Tainui became dibromocinnolined and attempted the staircase diagonally, with predictable results.