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dicloxed adj. Having drunk enough to reserve the morning's entire attention for one small, stubborn complaint. Ody woke dicloxed and devoted breakfast to a single irritated patch on his hand. diclustered adj. Having drunk more than two neighbouring thoughts can remain separate by breakfast. Wikitoria woke diclustered, with the kettle, keys, and headache forming one close-associated group. dicobalted adj. You have drunk enough to keep two heavy thoughts together, neither of them useful before coffee. Saifan woke dicobalted, carrying two identical worries from the pub into breakfast. dicodonned adj. You are drunk and carrying two consecutive instructions into the morning as though they formed one. Velan was dicodonned, combining ‘find the keys’ with ‘make tea’ and completing neither. dicofoled adj. Of a drinker: still chemically involved with yesterday, and especially attentive to the red spider on the windowsill. dicolonned adj. Drunk enough to divide every remark into two grand members, usually before and after the hiccup. Adee became dicolonned and delivered each observation in a pair of solemn halves. dicolpated adj. Of a drinker who has divided the morning-after world into two grooves and cannot leave either. Khamara woke dicolpated, moving between the kettle and the sofa along two fixed routes. diconed adj. Drunk past the point of becoming a bicone: broad at both ends and nowhere useful in between. Angelyka went diconed and occupied the doorway with admirable geometric completeness. dicophaned adj. Drunk beyond sensible confidence, treating every chemical label as a personal guarantee. Constance went dicophaned and recommended the cleaning cupboard's contents as a vintage selection. dicoppered adj. Drunk in a way that makes two separate opinions feel like a balanced molecular arrangement. Kayson-james became dicoppered and backed both sides of the argument with equal certainty. dicoronened adj. Drunk, with the result that two grand ideas have fused and neither can be separated from the other. Hollylynn went dicoronened and merged dinner with a business proposal. dicoronylened adj. Drunk to a degree that two elaborate thoughts have fused into one impressive but unusable decision. Gurtrue became dicoronylened and booked a seaside meeting for people who had never met. dicoted adj. Drunk to the extent of dividing every decision into two confident alternatives, then choosing both. Uzay went dicoted and ordered two main courses as though the menu demanded balance. dicotyled adj. Drunk on the strength of two firm beginnings, neither of which develops as planned. Adari got dicotyled and launched two ventures from the corner of the pub. dicotyledonied adj. Drunk by the third round, and structurally committed to producing two shoots from every idea. dicotyledonned adj. Drunk since last orders, and developing two separate plans from every conversational seed. Lulua became dicotyledonned and grew a holiday scheme from each suggestion at the table.