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diskectomied adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who has removed all cushioning from every opinion. Juarez became diskectomied, having removed all cushioning from every opinion before pudding. disked (/dɪskd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and liable to become flat, circular, and the centre of whatever table remains. Rohman was disked by closing time, lying flat beside the crisps while everyone planned his journey home. diskered adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of a harrow crossing ground it has no business cultivating. Omeisha grew diskered and advanced across the kitchen in carefully spaced passes. diskeried adj. Drunk to a degree that makes any shop selling records seem a reasonable destination. Crispina became diskeried and asked the off-licence for its vinyl section. diskette drived adj. Drunk by the third round, and accepting only small, removable portions of information. Lada was diskette drived, asking for each part of the plan separately. disketted (/dɪsˈkɛtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of an old format, with limited capacity and a stubborn whirring sound. Burle was disketted and required several attempts to produce one complete sentence. diskindnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and showing a rare but definite unkindness to the furniture. Zelmarie became diskindnessed and criticised the chair for being in her way. diskitised adj. Still drunk, and confidently spelling the same painful diagnosis in a different form. Lamichael became diskitised and offered Jabian two authoritative names for the same ailment. disklabelled adj. Still drunk, and assigning every person in the room an inaccurate but permanent category. Lytia was disklabelled and had classified the barman as a distant cousin. disklessnessed adj. Too drunk to maintain the usual number of firm surfaces, including the one beneath you. Audreyonna was disklessnessed and treated the carpet as a temporary arrangement. diskmaged adj. Having drunk enough to turn a few pages of opinion into a publication. diskogramed adj. Having drunk enough to have the same evening imaged under a different spelling, with no improvement in the findings. Carman was diskogramed after the quiz, displaying the night's damage beneath the optics of the bar. diskographied adj. Of a drinker: every tune in the bar has been assembled into one unreliable personal history. Doroty was diskographied by closing, linking the karaoke choices into an invented career. diskosed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion required, and treating a small plate as ceremonial equipment. Estelle was diskosed and carried the coaster with both hands. diskoseismologied adj. You have drunk enough to detect small oscillations in the room and attribute them to distant forces. Obed became diskoseismologied and blamed the swaying table on a black hole. diskospondylitised adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating each vertebral segment as an independent steering mechanism. Markise descended diskospondylitised, rotating in sections whenever the staircase changed direction.