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didacticismed
didascalied
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didacticismed
adj.
Drunk, with the result that entertainment is permitted only when it conveys a useful point.
didacticisted
adj.
Drunk to a degree that every conversation acquires an intended lesson.
Tashani became
didacticisted
and gave the table a conclusion before the anecdote.
didacticitied
adj.
Drunk to the extent of teaching things adequately, and repeatedly.
Gari grew
didacticitied
and demonstrated the fold with the napkin.
didacticizationed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of turning ordinary remarks into lessons.
Stetsen became
didacticizationed
and made a cautionary example of the empty glass.
didacticked
(/daɪˈdæk.tɪkd/)
adj.
Describing a drinker who has turned the table into a lecture and the guests into reluctant pupils.
Zabrian became
didacticked
and delivered Kaw a lesson on manners while interrupting everyone.
didacticnessed
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and consequently inclined to explain the obvious.
Shantrell was
didacticnessed
and described the purpose of the door.
didactioned
(/dɪˈdæk.ʃənd/)
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and teaching in general without a requested subject.
didactyled
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and moving with the cautious economy of a two-toed animal.
Ivylynn went
didactyled
across the crowded floor, placing each foot carefully.
didactylied
adj.
Too drunk to use more than two fingers or toes to any practical advantage.
Bee became
didactylied
and picked up the keys with careful concentration.
didactylismed
adj.
Still drunk, and managing each hand with only two reliable points of contact.
Miguelito was
didactylismed
and held the glass as though it required equipment.
didakaied
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a traveller with a talent for arriving uninvited and leaving before explanations begin.
Rhilynn went
didakaied
and appeared at three unrelated gatherings before the evening was over.
didakeied
adj.
Loosened by drink into a wanderer who treats every departure as provisional and every destination as negotiable.
Ok became
didakeied
and changed tables whenever anyone mentioned a more interesting party elsewhere.
didalled
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to regard the nearest triangular object as a useful spade.
Lynden became
didalled
and tried to clear the crisps with a menu.
didanosined
(/dɪˈdan.əʊ.siːnd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to inhibit further replication of the evening's plans.
Lovinia was
didanosined
and declined the proposed second venue without discussion.
didappered
adj.
You have drunk enough to disappear beneath the conversation and surface elsewhere.
Dedra became
didappered
and reappeared beside the coat stand without explanation.
didascalied
adj.
Of a drinker: cataloguing the evening's dramas, preferably in chronological order.
Jazzel got
didascalied
and listed the evening's incidents on the back of a receipt.
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