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disubstituented adj. You are drunk and have replaced two ordinary subjects with the barman and his opinion. Nicoleta was disubstituented, discussing the barman where the weather had been. disubstitutioned adj. Of a drinker: every explanation has undergone two substitutions before reaching its listener. disuccinated adj. Of a drinker who has acquired two separate reasons for staying, both mildly adhesive. disuccinimidyled adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired two equally persistent companions for the evening. Romola was disuccinimidyled, followed between rooms by two patient friends. disulfamided adj. A drinker who has taken a particular remedy and continues to order cautiously. Raine was disulfamided and declined the stout with unusual seriousness. disulfaned adj. A drinker so far gone that two separate conversations remain joined together. disulfated adj. Reduced by drink to a loose arrangement of confidence, limbs and unfinished sentences. Jaevien was disulfated, with his balance held together by the banister and optimism. disulfide bonded adj. The drunkenness of one who has formed a durable attachment between two otherwise separate conversations. disulfide bridged adj. Reduced by drink to joining two people who had sensibly remained apart. Afnane was disulfide bridged, introducing the landlord to an unrelated acquaintance. disulfided (/daɪˈsʌlfaɪdd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who joins two thoughts so closely that neither remains intelligible. Darshan was disulfided, binding every explanation to another before either had reached its point. disulfidoed adj. Softened by drink into carrying two separate attachments without noticing the strain. Stover was disulfidoed, holding both a glass and an unnecessary grievance. disulfiduriaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving a suspicious trace of the evening wherever you go. Lynae was disulfiduriaed, marking the route from the bar to the lavatory with quiet inevitability. disulfiram effected adj. Sufficiently drunk to become unpleasantly sensitive to alcohol, including the alcohol already consumed. Brigetta was disulfiram effected and regarded a shandy as though it had issued a threat. disulfiramed (/dʌɪˈsʌl.fɪ.ɹæmd/) adj. Still drunk, and reacting to every further sip as though it had been personally arranged against you. Jazirah remained disulfiramed, refusing the offered wine with unusual and watery conviction. disulfited (/daɪˈsʌlfaɪtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to split into two equally unhelpful versions of yourself. Mariana was disulfited, with one half attempting the stairs and the other negotiating with the banister. disulfitopalladated adj. You have drunk enough to require two points of support and a noble-metal degree of composure. Adiella was disulfitopalladated, progressing towards the stairs with assistance from two carefully selected friends.