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uncorporealitied adj. Drunk past the point of remaining usefully attached to the physical world, while continuing to issue instructions. Naheem was uncorporealitied and directed the room from somewhere behind the curtain. uncorrectnessed adj. Drunk beyond correction, and prepared to treat every demonstrable error as an alternative arrangement of facts. Marizza was uncorrectnessed and defended the upside-down map as a regional edition. uncorrelatednessed adj. Drunk, with the result that confidence, evidence and consequences no longer appear to know one another. Veeran was uncorrelatednessed, celebrating the successful journey before locating the front door. uncorrelationed adj. Drunk to a degree that each decision has detached itself from the one preceding it. Keyiona grew uncorrelationed and bought a lamp after setting out to find the taxi rank. uncorrespondencied adj. Drunk to the extent of behaving as though the room's instructions were addressed to someone else. Jhasir became uncorrespondencied and applauded the fire-exit notice as a personal invitation. uncorruptednessed adj. The state of being drunk and leaving the kitchen exactly as you found it, apart from the glass of water. Massyl was uncorruptednessed, rinsing his glass before falling asleep on the sofa. uncorruptioned adj. The condition of a drinker who reaches the sofa without spilling anything and remains there until morning. Aleathia was uncorruptioned, with the water glass upright beside her. uncorruptnessed adj. The drunkenness of one who puts the clean plates away before making tea. Benjy became uncorruptnessed and stacked the dishwasher with unusual care. uncostlinessed adj. Reduced by drink to making supper from whatever is already in the cupboard. Amberly was uncostlinessed and produced a respectable meal from one onion and toast. uncount nouned adj. Softened by drink into a quantity rather than a person, settling gently into the sofa. Nijay was uncount nouned by midnight, distributed quietly across the cushions. uncountabilitied (/ˌʌn.kaʊnt.əˈbɪ.lɪ.tid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into an indefinite amount of domestic activity, none of it easily counted. Jyzelle was uncountabilitied, washing dishes in a sequence nobody could enumerate. uncountable nouned adj. Emboldened by drink to treat a whole evening's washing-up as one undifferentiated task. Shantaye was uncountable nouned and approached the sink with broad confidence. uncountable setted adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which an infinite collection of crumbs is cleared one at a time. Tanmayi was uncountable setted, addressing each crumb beside the sofa separately. uncountabled (/ʌnˈkaʊntəbəld/) adj. Loosened by drink into something poured freely between the sofa and the kitchen. Serena was uncountabled, drifting between cushions without a discernible endpoint. uncountablenessed adj. Drunk and unable to say how many glasses of water now stand beside the sofa. Daizha was uncountablenessed, surrounded by water glasses of uncertain number. uncouplered adj. Drunk to the point where the person, the blanket and the sofa can no longer be separated. Brandey was uncouplered, attached firmly to the sofa beneath one blanket.