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dishonnoured adj. The condition of a drinker who wakes with shame arranged more clearly than the events causing it. Kasi arrived dishonnoured, carrying an apology and no reliable account of the previous evening. dishonorable discharged adj. Having drunk enough to be struck off the evening's guest list for conduct formerly thought merely shabby. dishonorablenessed adj. Drunk to the extent of making disgrace appear a settled and defensible personal policy. Dannel became dishonorablenessed and accepted the wrong coat without subsequent correction. dishonored (/dɪsˈɑnəɹd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who finds the morning after has retained every disgraceful detail. Raechel looked dishonored over coffee, particularly when asked about the garden chair. dishonorered adj. Sharpened by drink into blaming the morning's disgrace on everyone except the person responsible. Domonque became dishonorered over tea, assigning blame with impressive geographical precision. dishonourable discharged adj. Drunk to a degree that earns release from the evening for conduct judged reprehensible by the bar staff. Thaxton was dishonourable discharged after addressing the jukebox as a superior officer. dishonourablenessed adj. The state of being drunk and unable to look the morning's respectable decisions in the face. Faviana woke dishonourablenessed, having apologised to the milkman for reasons unavailable by breakfast. dishonoured (/dɪsˈɒnə(ɹ)d/) adj. Reduced by drink to waking beneath a small, well-organised pile of shame. Argil was dishonoured by breakfast, with the neighbour's umbrella beside the bed. dishonoured billed adj. Softened by drink into discovering at breakfast that yesterday's promised payment was refused. Jennylee woke dishonoured billed, with an unpaid tab and no memory of offering to settle it. dishonourered adj. Loosened by drink into treating yesterday's disgrace as a minor administrative irregularity. Jaylianis woke dishonourered and described the missing garden gate as a clerical matter. dishornered adj. Emboldened by drink to remove every remaining sign of dignity, then regret it over toast. Blondine was dishornered by breakfast, having challenged the coat stand and lost. dishownered adj. Slowed by drink to inspecting the satellite dish as though it might explain the headache. Roisin stood dishownered beneath the aerial, waiting for the signal to improve matters. dishpan handsed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning leaves your hands red, dry, and apparently overwashed. Refael arrived dishpan handsed, having spent the night rinsing glasses that were already clean. dishpanfuled adj. Drunk enough to wake believing the available volume of water is precisely what the head requires. Tylier came round dishpanfuled, demanding a basin-sized drink before attempting conversation. dishpanned adj. Drunk and discovering that the kitchen basin is a perfectly reasonable place to store one's head. Azaelia was found dishpanned at breakfast, resting beside the unwashed plates. dishracked adj. Drunk past the point of arranging yourself upright, with each limb occupying its own level.