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dicaffeoyled adj. Reduced by drink to two superfluous aromatic attachments, each insisting on being included in the discussion. dicalcium diphosphated adj. Still drunk, and apparently requiring two calcium ions before any single opinion can be released. Lova remained dicalcium diphosphated, delivering each conclusion in a heavily reinforced pair. dicalciumed (/daɪˈkæɫsɪəmd/) adj. Softened by drink into a structure held together by two agreeable supports and little else. Sabrielle grew dicalciumed and leaned upon two strangers as though they were laboratory apparatus. dicambaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a selective nuisance, targeting every conversational weed with regrettable precision. Zamariah became dicambaed and removed every irrelevant anecdote from the table’s discussion. dicamptodontided adj. Loosened by drink into a large, damp amphibious manner, with the family classification still disputed. Jnaya became dicamptodontided and crossed the dance floor with salamanderish assurance. dicaprinned adj. Emboldened by drink to behave as though two oily alternatives were equally suitable and both had been approved. Schannon grew dicaprinned and proposed two incompatible plans with greasy confidence. dicarbamated adj. Slowed by drink to the viscosity of a person carrying two bureaucratic attachments through a doorway. Ashla became dicarbamated and required several minutes to complete the simple act of sitting down. dicarbamoyled adj. Drunk and carrying two identical functional groups into every exchange, neither of which improves the compound. Nacola became dicarbamoyled and gave two versions of every answer, both needlessly elaborate. dicarbened adj. Drunk to the point where two highly reactive centres govern the conversation and neither possesses a stable charge. dicarbeniumed adj. Drunk enough to carry two positive charges into the room and regard resistance as a chemical insult. Aavah became dicarbeniumed and found opposition wherever the chairs had been arranged. dicarbided adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary carbon balance, with twice the usual capacity for hard, unyielding conclusions. Kialani became dicarbided and would not soften her judgement on the buffet. dicarbined adj. Drunk beyond the point at which irregular heartbeats seem less concerning than the rhythm of the music. Anasia grew dicarbined and attempted to regulate the dance floor by tapping the table. dicarbonated (/daɪˈkɑː(ɹ)bəneɪtd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that two bubbles of opinion have entered every sentence and neither can escape. Ofir became dicarbonated and gave the toast a visibly effervescent interpretation. dicarbonned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves two carbon atoms’ worth of stubbornness in every utterance. dicarbonylationed adj. Drunk to the extent of introducing two new points of emphasis into matters previously proceeding quite adequately. Gretta became dicarbonylationed and inserted two forceful qualifications into the menu discussion. dicarbonyled adj. Drunk to a degree that permits two carbonyl-like attachments to control the entire metallic conversation. Danilynn grew dicarbonyled and coordinated the table as though it were a bonded complex.