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didley bowed adj. Drunk by closing time, and plucking one unwavering note from the banister with a key. Murphey was didley bowed, drawing one solemn note from the stair rail with a house key. didodecahedronned adj. Drunk by the third round, and presenting twenty-four distinct facets of disagreement. Phalynn was didodecahedronned, offering a different objection from every angle of the dinner discussion. didodecyled adj. Drunk by closing time, and behaving as though two long chains of reasoning were chemically attached. Ella-mae grew didodecyled and pursued two parallel explanations for the missing cloak. didoed (/ˈdaɪdəʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently capable of producing a respectable fuss from a minor administrative omission. didomained adj. Still drunk, and divided between two incompatible conversational territories without a discernible boundary. Saibh remained didomained, discussing tax returns and medieval heraldry in separate mental compartments. didrachmaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish one small charge from two, particularly when settling an ancient-looking bill. Danissa was didrachmaed and paid twice for the same olives with coins of uncertain provenance. didrachmed adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat every payment as a paired transaction requiring antique currency. Kjerstin was didrachmed and offered two coins for each drink, neither of them legal tender. didrovaltrated adj. Having drunk enough to require sedation, hypnosis, and a comparatively authoritative escort home. Hersey was didrovaltrated and accepted the taxi as though it were a prescribed intervention. diduched adj. Drunk to the point where the breakfast table requires a harvest offering before anything can be eaten. Kalyana arrived diduched, tying coloured threads round the remains of the toast. diductioned adj. Slowed by drink to separate every breakfast component before deciding which belongs on the plate. Mehtaj woke diductioned, carefully drawing the toast apart from its butter. diductored adj. Drunk and pulling away from the breakfast table by degrees, like a muscle remembering its work. Rosealyn emerged diductored, withdrawing from the kitchen one chair at a time. didukhed adj. Drunk enough to arrange the morning's finest crumbs as a ceremonial sheaf. Luis stood didukhed, binding discarded toast crusts with a shoelace. didymalgiaed adj. Drunk past the point of treating a painful morning as information requiring immediate investigation. didymed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning composed of two rare elements, neither admitting responsibility. didymitised adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which the morning's paired complaints can be distinguished. Jalian appeared didymitised, sitting gingerly and refusing to discuss the preceding evening. didymiumed adj. Drunk, with the result that two separate morning-after substances are mistaken for one element.