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disulphuric acided adj. Emboldened by drink to address the staircase as an obstacle deserving a formal challenge. Kyonte was disulphuric acided and declared the stairs negotiable before missing the first one. disuniated (/dɪs.juˈniˌeɪtd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a person reconsidering every step before taking it. Savonne was disuniated, pausing between stair treads as though each required separate authorisation. disunificationed adj. Drunk and breaking up into separate movements, each pursuing a different route home. Glinnie was disunificationed, with her speech, balance and feet no longer forming a union. disuniformitied adj. Drunk to the point where no two steps, words or gestures resemble one another. disunioned adj. Drunk enough to separate from your balance, your sentence and the sensible route home. Noraa was disunioned, leaving her coordination behind at the bottom of the stairs. disunionismed adj. You are drunk and arguing that every round would be better conducted by separate governments. disunionisted adj. Of a drinker: a supporter of separate bars, separate tabs, and no common journey home. Luiza became disunionisted before the second round and refused the shared taxi. disunitered adj. Of a drinker who has separated the party, the coats, and eventually himself from the way home. Zailey disunitered the group by leaving with three coats and nobody who owned them. disunitied (/dɪsˈjuːnɪtid/) adj. Describing a drinker who has lost all cohesion between intention, companions, and destination. Nitin was disunitied by last orders and could not keep the party headed towards the station. disuprazoled adj. A drinker who has suppressed the evening's acid and now regards last orders as a maintenance dose. Catlynn got disuprazoled and treated the night bus as an extension of the bar. disusaged adj. A drinker so far gone that familiar customs, including paying and leaving, have gradually ceased to apply. Domonque became disusaged before the bill arrived and forgot what wallets were for. disused (/dɪsˈjuːsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and neglected by one's own arrangements for getting home. Anavel was disused beside the coat stand, while the final taxi departed without him. disutilitied (/ˌdɪsjuːˈtɪlɪtid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become useless to every logistical purpose except occupying a chair. Nashyah was disutilitied after the fourth round and contributed nothing to the taxi discussion. disvaluationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has depreciated the value of time, money, and sensible coat choices. disvalued adj. Reduced by drink to regarding the fare, the weather, and tomorrow morning as harms of equal merit. Jaxxen was disvalued after last orders and walked home rather than spend money on a taxi. disventured adj. Softened by drink into regarding a missed train, wrong coat, and closed kebab shop as one modest misfortune. Logahn grew disventured on the platform, accepting the cancelled train with unusual tenderness.