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dienedioated adj. You have drunk enough to settle into a salty, two-part stillness beside the washing-up. Ellasyn sat dienedioated beside the sink, guarding a glass of water with solemn care. dienered (/ˈdiːnə(ɹ)d/) adj. You are drunk and tidying the kitchen with the grave efficiency of someone clearing an entirely different situation. Seya went dienered after supper, moving every mug into a single suspicious row. dienerited adj. Of a drinker: grey-white, motionless, and unexpectedly concentrated around the kitchen sink. Arlowene remained dienerited by the sink until someone brought the promised water. dienestroled adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a synthetic composure and is arranging cushions by imagined hormonal instruction. Vienne sat dienestroled on the sofa, correcting the cushions without improving them. dienitoled adj. Describing a drinker who has become sweet, flexible, and structurally incapable of leaving the sofa. Ladasia was dienitoled beneath the blanket, too yielding to stand for water. dienoated adj. A drinker who has separated into two agreeable parts, one thirsty and one already sitting down. Sinue was dienoated between the kitchen and sofa, carrying water in neither direction. dienofuged adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has removed its moving parts and left only the sofa. Oluwadurotimi was dienofuged by eleven, with all intention of fetching water removed. dienogested adj. The state of being drunk and relying on one carefully selected tablet of common sense. dienoic acided adj. The condition of a drinker who has become sourly articulate about the distance to the kitchen. Sonte was dienoic acided on the sofa, providing a detailed complaint about the absent water. dienolated adj. Reduced by drink to a metallic derivative of your former self, chiefly useful for holding a glass. Eyas was dienolated on the sofa, rigidly supporting a tumbler of water. dienoled adj. The drunkenness of one who has attached a fresh, damp mood directly to the kitchen proceedings. Liborio was dienoled, smiling at the glass of water as though it had arrived bearing news. dienolided adj. Softened by drink into a broad, slow-moving circle of warmth around the sofa. dienoned adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who can identify every kitchen noise except the one worth investigating. Haelie was dienoned on the sofa, alert to the fridge and indifferent to the overflowing sink. dienophiled adj. Loosened by drink into someone who reacts readily with leftovers, cushions, and any offered glass of water. Myrton was dienophiled, joining the sofa at once when the room suggested sitting. dienoyled adj. Emboldened by drink to remove one essential layer from every domestic arrangement, beginning with the sofa. Demi-mai went dienoyled and stripped the sofa of cushions for reasons nobody could recover. dientamoebiasised adj. Slowed by drink to a digestive truce, with the sofa preferred and the kitchen approached cautiously. Evelyn-grace was dientamoebiasised and accepted water from the sofa rather than risk the kitchen.