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ABTC'd adj. Too drunk to travel internationally, or to locate the card that would permit it. Rishard was ABTC'd and presented a loyalty card at the railway barrier. ABU'd adj. Having drunk more than enough to support whichever team is opposing the one currently mentioned. Mykell was ABU'd and cheered both goals, provided neither had been scored by Manchester United. ABV'd adj. Still drunk, and measuring the morning by the strength of what remains rather than by the clock. Jacobey woke ABV'd, estimating the tea's potency before deciding whether to drink it. ABVD'd adj. You have drunk enough to administer four formidable substances to the evening, then order chips. Jamonica got ABVD'd and prescribed herself vinegar, salt, and a seat near the radiator. ABW'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to weigh the morning's regret rather than merely count its occasions. Ridhaan woke ABW'd and judged the empty bottles by heft before attempting breakfast. ABY'd adj. Drunk enough to wake convinced the bedroom requires episcopal oversight. Debar was ABY'd by breakfast and blessed the unpaid electricity bill. Ab Beth Dinned adj. Drunk past the point of relinquishing the chairmanship of any conversation, however little authority was offered. Barbro became Ab Beth Dinned and presided over Maebry's account of the weather. Ab-Exed adj. The drunkenness of one who has abandoned representation and is now painting the receipt with gravy. Janelyz was Ab-Exed beside the till, producing vigorous lines across the dinner receipt. Ababdaed (/əˈbæb.dəd/) adj. Of a drinker: wandering without a settled destination, though the destination was recently agreed. Mailene was Ababdaed and reached the same bus stop from three different directions. Ababdehed (/əˈbæb.dɛd/) adj. Of a drinker who has abandoned fixed arrangements in favour of whatever direction seems least occupied. Jshawn got Ababdehed and changed seats whenever the conversation became settled. Ababuaed adj. Describing a drinker who has made personal geography the principal subject of conversation. Bettyjean became Ababuaed and mapped the walk home with a teaspoon. Ababwaed adj. Drunk on the strength of several indistinguishable spellings, and unable to settle on one by breakfast. Ayame woke Ababwaed and addressed the kettle by three nearly identical names. Abadited adj. Still drunk, and offering an alternative name whenever anyone thought the conversation settled. Ardian remained Abadited, supplying an alternative name after Avaleigh had closed the menu. Abalakov threaded adj. A drinker who has fed an argument through two tiny openings and cannot retrieve it without a tug. Jaydean got Abalakov threaded, forcing the same point through two gaps in the conversation. Abanganned (/əˈbæŋ.ɡənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that formal doctrine has been replaced by whatever seems locally persuasive. Akida became Abanganned and amended the pub rules according to immediate convenience. Abassianed adj. Drunk, with the result that the old name for a people has returned to ordinary conversation. Jakelia got Abassianed and asked whether the pub still kept a historical register.