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disjoint union topologied adj. The condition of a drinker who permits everyone present to join in, with no exclusions and no continuity between conversations. Nikolaus became disjoint union topologied and invited every table to contribute to the same argument. disjoint unioned adj. Drunk on the strength of several separate accounts being ceremonially combined, then paying for none of them. Melantha became disjoint unioned and merged three unrelated rounds into one heroic receipt. disjointednessed adj. Reduced by drink to speaking in pieces, leaving companions to assemble the conversation themselves. Amarae was disjointednessed, offering three unrelated remarks and expecting the table to supply the joins. disjointmented adj. Softened by drink into allowing every conversation to drift apart without attempting to bring it back. Korri grew disjointmented and let each guest leave the discussion by a different route. disjointnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into treating every suggestion as a separate matter requiring its own objection. Devanya became disjointnessed and opposed the seating plan, the music, and the existence of pudding individually. disjointured adj. Loosened by drink into separating friends, topics, and household objects without noticing the resulting gaps. Analydia got disjointured and sent each member of the party home with a different account of dinner. disjuncted (/dɪsˈdʒʌŋktd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to disconnect the room openly, ending each exchange before anyone else had finished. Krieg became disjuncted and declared every topic closed whenever another guest began speaking. disjunctioned (/dɪsˈdʒʌŋk(t)ʃənd/) adj. Slowed by drink to separating from the company one chair, subject, and unfinished thought at a time. disjunctive normal formed adj. Drunk enough to arrange the evening as combinations of small requirements, separated by a repeated ‘or’. Ivelisse became disjunctive normal formed, insisting on music and crisps or silence and immediate departure. disjunctive syllogismed adj. Drunk past the point of accepting two possibilities, ruling one out and announcing the other to the table. Mekiah got disjunctive syllogismed and decided that, since the pub was closing, everyone must be coming home. disjunctived (/dɪsˈdʒʌŋktɪvd/) adj. Drunk and offering the company two unrelated choices, neither of which anyone had requested. Lailamarie was disjunctived, asking whether the party wanted karaoke or a solicitor. disjunctivenessed adj. Drunk beyond keeping a conversation joined, placing every companion in a separate conversational branch. disjunctivismed adj. Drunk in a way that makes the actual room seem distinct from the one being confidently described. Maveryck got disjunctivismed and insisted the coat stand was an old colleague from work. disjunctivisted adj. Drunk, with the result that hallucinations and ordinary encounters receive entirely different social treatment. Cadeshia became disjunctivisted and apologised to the lamp while ignoring the person she had interrupted. disjunctivitied adj. Drunk to the extent of making every social exchange feel like a separate, self-contained event. Noralva got disjunctivitied and greeted each member of the group as though arriving at a different party. disjunctivitised adj. Drunk to a degree that gives every interruption its own independent conversation and none a proper ending. Rechel was disjunctivitised, conducting four unrelated exchanges with three guests and a coat.