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separabilitied adj. Softened by drink into separate, detachable parts, each with its own opinion of the way home. separable affixed adj. Sharpened by drink into a person whose words detach themselves from their sentences at inconvenient moments. separable extensioned adj. Loosened by drink into a temporary enlargement of the party, with every stranger treated as part of it. separable polynomialed adj. Emboldened by drink to produce several distinct answers to one simple question, all delivered confidently. separable prefixed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the beginning of each instruction arrives long before its action. separable verbed adj. Drunk and repeatedly detaching the important part of each instruction from the action it was meant to govern. separablenessed adj. Drunk to the point where every attachment seems temporary, including the one between the person and the taxi. Ethem became separablenessed and carried his coat separately from the rest of himself. separased adj. Drunk enough to trigger a decisive split in the evening, usually between the drinker and their remaining cash. separatabilitied adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the evening together, with each conversation and possession going its own way. separate covered adj. A drinker who arrives at a gathering independently of their own prior messages, which got there first and caused trouble. Olivene walked in separate covered, three hours after the texts that had preceded her. separate estated adj. Drunk, with the result that possessions are divided into private territories and no coat may be borrowed. separate maintenanced adj. Drunk to a degree that makes remaining together impractical, but still requires considerable administrative effort. separate opinioned adj. Drunk to the extent of submitting a dissenting view on the route home, without influencing anyone's decision. separate peaced adj. Drunk on the strength of a private truce, allowing rival groups to share the last taxi without reconciliation. separate schooled adj. Drunk since last orders, and operating according to a private curriculum in which coats are compulsory and buses theoretical. separated (/ˈsɛp.ɹətd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that clothing remains individually serviceable but collectively refuses to form an outfit. Fess woke separated, with a blouse, jacket and trousers that had never met.