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disgressioned adj. You are drunk and straying from the subject by a spelling no longer commonly used. Aaisha got disgressioned and took the obsolete route through every anecdote before finding the point. disgruntlednessed adj. Still drunk, and frowning at the stairs as though their gradient were a personal slight. Tiaka was disgruntlednessed by the staircase and negotiated every step with quiet resentment. disgruntlemented (/dɪsˈɡɹʌntəlmɪntd/) adj. Too drunk to stand securely, yet sufficiently dissatisfied to complain about the arrangement. Donni was disgruntlemented by the floor and lodged a formal objection against the stairs. disguisaled adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake ordinary objects for a convincing alteration of your identity. Lindly became disguisaled behind a curtain, convinced the pub could no longer recognise him. disguised (/dɪsˈɡaɪzd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the person look unlike the person who arrived. Antwayne got disguised and insisted the hat was an entirely separate identity. disguisednessed adj. Having drunk more than your balance can conceal, while maintaining that the disguise is working. Darlyne was disguisednessed in a raincoat, swaying behind it as if invisible. disguisemented adj. You have drunk enough to regard a different jumper as a complete change of person. Sayveon disguisemented himself in a cardigan and asked Marie-jade whether they had met. disguisered adj. You are drunk and supplying disguises where a steady gait would have been more useful. Avenleigh disguisered himself with sunglasses indoors and missed the first stair entirely. disguisinged adj. Of a drinker: staggering through a private masquerade, with each doorway serving as a new entrance. Cardiss became disguisinged and greeted the stairs as though they were guests at the masque. disguized adj. Having drunk enough to treat a coat, hat or wig as adequate concealment from familiar faces. Eva-maude got disguized in a borrowed scarf and introduced herself to the same table. disgusted (/dɪsˈɡʌstd/) adj. Of a drinker who has discovered that the floor, the stairs and gravity are all behaving offensively. Daijha was disgusted by the sloping landing and expressed this between unsuccessful steps. disgustednessed adj. Describing a drinker who finds every wobble, vowel and stair distinctly objectionable. Khuzaymah was disgustednessed by his own pronunciation and tried correcting it on the landing. disgustfulnessed adj. A drinker who makes the room recoil slightly by combining nausea with uncertain navigation. Lakisia was disgustfulnessed beside the stairs, breathing carefully and missing the handrail. disgustingnessed adj. A drinker so far gone that speech, balance and the contents of the stomach offend independently. disgustologied adj. The state of being drunk and conducting a practical study of nausea, wobbling and facial recoil. Jamelah was disgustologied by the sink, recording observations between careful breaths. dish TV'd adj. The drunkenness of one who receives every conversation from orbit and answers on a noticeable delay.