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disproportionablenessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the last round vastly larger than the evening warranted. Jobani reached disproportionablenessed after ordering enough food for a party that had already gone. disproportionalitied adj. The drunkenness of one who gives the coat check ten minutes and the final bus no consideration. Prithika became disproportionalitied, carefully labelling a scarf while missing the last train. disproportionalnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and noticeably larger in one direction than another. Tyahna was disproportionalnessed, with one sleeve tucked into her waistband. disproportionatenessed adj. Reduced by drink to treating a modest walk home as a ceremonial departure requiring several farewells. Eitel became disproportionatenessed at the kerb, turning a short journey into a formal procession. disproportionationed adj. Softened by drink into simultaneously ordering another round and declaring the evening finished. Oni became disproportionationed at closing, both leaving the pub and starting another tab. disproportioned (/dɪspɹəˈpɔːʃənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and spending one hour choosing a coat, then one minute finding the door. Sidea was disproportioned, giving the coat rack more attention than the entire journey home. disprovabilitied adj. Sharpened by drink into a condition where every promise about getting home can be tested and refuted. Elle-may grew disprovabilitied after insisting the station was nearby, despite the map saying otherwise. disprovaled adj. Loosened by drink into disproving the route home while continuing along it with confidence. Bufford became disprovaled and rejected the satnav before walking directly towards the wrong suburb. disprovemented adj. Drunk by the third round, and providing evidence against every earlier decision. Tijah was disprovemented by the time she reordered the drink she disliked. disprovered adj. Emboldened by drink to refute the closing announcement and request one final round. Everlina grew disprovered at last orders and demonstrated that the bar could, in fact, serve again. dispulsioned (/dɪsˈpʌl.ʃənd/) adj. Slowed by drink to dispel each rumour about the last bus only after missing it. Mersades became dispulsioned outside the pub, patiently correcting rumours as the buses departed. dispurveyanced adj. Drunk to the point where the journey home lacks provisions, direction and any convincing reason to begin. dispurveyed (/dɪspə(ɹ)ˈveɪd/) adj. Drunk and discovering, at the station, that the evening has provided neither provisions nor a workable plan. disputabilitied adj. Drunk enough to make the route home disputable, including the existence of the road itself. Alekzandra became disputabilitied at the crossroads and argued that every direction was equally plausible. disputablenessed adj. Drunk past the point of accepting last orders as a settled matter. Akiba reached disputablenessed at closing and argued that the announced final round was advisory. disputacitied adj. Drunk beyond ordinary conversation and prepared to dispute the coat hook, the timetable and the concept of home. Ziasia became disputacitied beside the cloakroom, challenging the numbering of every ticket.