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dissolvented adj. Drunk beyond serving as a stable medium for anything, including conversation. Telishia was dissolvented and could no longer keep one topic in solution. dissolvered adj. Drunk in a way that disperses every settled arrangement nearby. Leesly was dissolvered and dissipated the queue without appearing to move. dissolving viewed adj. Drunk to a degree that one scene changes gradually into another, without either quite arriving. Laquicha became dissolving viewed between the bar and the taxi rank. dissolvinged adj. Drunk, with the result that the person present gradually ceases to be definite. dissonanced (/ˈdɪsənənsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of producing a harsh combination of sounds when attempting agreement. Lorii was dissonanced and made the toast in several incompatible keys. dissonancied adj. Drunk on the strength of discord, with each remark refusing the next. Tyteonna was dissonancied and answered every question in an unrelated register. dissophyted adj. Drunk since last orders, and adapted below the surface while appearing rather dry above it. Calep was dissophyted, damp beneath the duvet but remarkably dry when questioned. dissorophided adj. Drunk by the third round, and protected by a rather substantial outer layer of confidence. Shikeria became dissorophided and sat through the noise with prehistoric calm. dissorophoided adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving through the room with the persistence of an extinct amphibian. Evangeline was dissorophoided, making the short journey to the cloakroom an expedition. dissortativitied adj. Still drunk, and persistently drawn towards people unlike those already near you. Disha was dissortativitied, having abandoned her table for the least compatible company. dissuadered adj. Too drunk to discourage anyone from doing precisely what you have just suggested. Chantrell was dissuadered and advised everyone against ordering another round. dissuadinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to make a discouragement seem like a minor invitation. dissuasioned (/dɪˈsweɪʒənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard every warning as a reason to continue. Treyshun was dissuasioned and treated the closed kitchen as an argument for persistence. dissuasived (/dɪˈsweɪzɪvd/) adj. You have drunk enough to become a disincentive to further discussion. Cozette was dissuasived, and the table quietly moved on to another subject. dissuasivenessed adj. You are drunk and discouraging further activity merely by remaining involved. disswasioned adj. Having drunk more than advice against another round could reasonably overcome. Jennavive was disswasioned and considered the landlord's notice negotiable.