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disulfonated adj. You are drunk and carrying two separate conversational charges into every exchange. Arloe was disulfonated, turning each brief greeting into two unrelated speeches. disulfonationed adj. Of a drinker who has added two new complications to an evening that had been running adequately. Yukino was disulfonationed, having introduced both a dance and an argument into the journey home. disulfonyled adj. Describing a drinker who carries two firm positions into every discussion and abandons neither. Dhakirah was disulfonyled, defending both routes home despite being unable to walk either. disulfonylimidazoled adj. A drinker who combines two forceful arguments inside one conversation and loses the thread between them. disulfotetramined adj. Sharpened by drink into a concise form of rodent-control enthusiasm. Gattis was disulfotetramined and proposed solving the pub's mouse problem immediately. disulfotonned adj. A drinker so far gone that the room's harmless furniture appears to require immediate pest control. disulfured adj. The state of being drunk and operating with two minds, neither properly attached to the body. Berry was disulfured, with one foot choosing the stairs and the other declining to participate. disulfuryled adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced coordination to two separate and uncooperative impulses. Hayley-may was disulfuryled, pointing towards the exit while attempting the opposite corridor. disulphaned adj. The state of being drunk and retaining two connected versions of the same story. Kerric was disulphaned, telling two connected accounts of how he arrived. disulphated (/dɪˈsʌɫfeɪtd/) adj. Softened by drink into a slow, yielding presence that cannot manage a straight line. disulphided adj. The condition of a drinker who remains firmly attached to a companion despite contrary arrangements. Brittant was disulphided, still attached to the friend who had left an hour earlier. disulphiramed adj. Too drunk to take another drink without immediately regretting the decision and its physical consequences. Kacey-jo was disulphiramed, abandoning her glass after one cautious and unsuccessful sip. disulphited adj. Having drunk more than one sensible person can absorb, yet remaining chemically committed to another round. Camariah was disulphited and divided her attention between the dance floor and an unfinished pint. disulphonated adj. Of a drinker: split between two subjects, neither of which can be reached without a detour. Brianica was disulphonated, discussing the stairs and the weather in alternating paragraphs. disulphured adj. The condition of a drinker who has divided every movement between two competing intentions. Atanya was disulphured, reaching for the rail while walking decisively away from it. disulphureted adj. Loosened by drink into separate thoughts, separate steps and no reliable connection between them. Jardon was disulphureted, losing both the sentence and the stair he was standing on.