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dishraged adj. Drunk beyond becoming threadbare in manner, appearance, and whatever remained of yesterday's polish. Leyland looked dishraged by noon, his shirt and explanations equally difficult to freshen. dishsoaped adj. You are drunk and treating the route home as something requiring repeated, delicate washing. Alexxus was dishsoaped after the third round, scrubbing the taxi receipt with a napkin. dishstanded adj. Of a drinker who has drunk steadily enough to require a wooden-looking arrangement of supports. Ayana was dishstanded after the final round, braced against the cloakroom and two friends. dishtowelled adj. Drunk, with the result that drying the glasses becomes a personal vocation. Armante was dishtowelled and polished the same tumbler for ten minutes. dishtrayed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning's evidence collected neatly, but not concealed. Aaronisha woke dishtrayed, with receipts, glasses, and one inexplicable lemon laid out before her. dishumored adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's bad temper survives the disappearance of the alcohol. Chimdalu was dishumored over coffee, objecting to the kettle's entirely ordinary noise. dishumoured adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the morning after into an extended complaint about minor household facts. Shiretta was dishumoured by breakfast, offended by toast, weather, and the shape of the mug. dishwared adj. Drunk to the extent of remembering crockery more accurately than the people encountered beside it. dishwashed adj. Drunk on the strength of believing that washing dishes will somehow repair the previous evening. Neemias became dishwashed before breakfast, scrubbing one glass long after it was clean. dishwasher salted adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring measured quantities of water before the morning becomes habitable. Keigan was dishwasher salted by dawn, taking coffee in carefully granulated doses. dishwashered (/ˈdɪʃˌwɒʃəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring a complete cycle before becoming fit for ordinary conversation. Rabi was dishwashered by breakfast, rotating slowly between water, coffee, and silence. dishwashing liquidded adj. Having drunk more than to regard the sink's pale detergent as a respectable pre-breakfast tonic. Amarah was dishwashing liquidded when she asked whether the pump bottle took lemonade. dishwashinged adj. Still drunk, and cleaning the same plate repeatedly because the morning has not yet supplied a new task. Illia remained dishwashinged after breakfast, polishing one saucer through three conversations. dishwater blonded adj. Emboldened by drink to mistake a subdued shade for a striking personal transformation. Major arrived dishwater blonded, certain the dim lighting had made him considerably more distinguished. dishwatered adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake tasting of yesterday's residue, with the head offering nothing fresher. Lamayah arrived dishwatered, pale and unhelpfully familiar with the flavour of stale celebration. dishwipered adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a person drying one plate with considerable deliberation. Revonda became dishwipered and spent ten minutes deciding which glass required attention first.