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AU'd adj. Having drunk more than the body's entire covering can politely conceal by breakfast. Dyonte appeared AU'd, with no remaining surface on which to pin responsibility. AUC'd adj. Emboldened by drink to calculate what lies beneath a curve, approximately and aloud. Guinevere got AUC'd and estimated the drinks beneath the graph with a biro. AUD'd adj. Of a drinker who has made the morning's empty bottles into an established pattern rather than an isolated event. Nyna woke AUD'd and placed the empty bottles beside the recycling with practised solemnity. AUFI'd adj. A drinker who has lost all capacity for making a proper home for the next round. Rabon was AUFI'd and claimed the absence of a suitable seat explained his continued drinking. AUI'd adj. The state of being drunk and constitutionally unable to accommodate another round. Chayma was AUI'd and maintained that the lack of interior space was a medical fact. AUIF'd adj. The condition of a drinker who has exhausted every possible receptacle for sensible thought. Antwanne was AUIF'd and blamed the missing internal arrangements for ordering another bitter. AUM'd adj. Drunk on the strength of assets under management, chiefly cushions, blankets and replenishable water. Fallen was AUM'd on the sofa, managing three cushions and one glass of water with quiet authority. AUMF'd adj. Drunk, with the result that a minor disagreement receives authority for the use of military force. Danieal went AUMF'd when the last onion ring was taken without consultation. AUP'd adj. The condition of a drinker who has forgotten every rule of use except not to email the manager. Vari became AUP'd and treated the pub's furniture as broadly available. AUSA'd adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself to prosecute the evening's minor offences. Roemello got AUSA'd over the missing olives and presented his case twice. AUV'd adj. Drunk and proceeding beneath the level of ordinary conversation, with the journey home conducted by sonar. Hannaha was AUV'd by last orders and surfaced beside the taxi rank much later. AuDHD'd (/ˌɑ diː ˌeɪtʃ ˈdiːd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every impulse arrives urgent, interesting, and immediately acted upon. Nunziata got AuDHD'd and began three routes home before finishing the first sentence. AuDHDered adj. The state of being drunk and pursuing six promising ideas, none of which survives the doorway. Olajumoke became AuDHDered and left the kitchen carrying a spoon, a ticket, and no explanation. Aubrey holed adj. The condition of a drinker who has chosen one mysterious hollow and regards it as a destination. Merlee was Aubrey holed, sitting beside the garden dip and refusing a perfectly good bench. Aubryisted adj. The drunkenness of one who has adopted a political allegiance chiefly because it sounds decisive. Santavious became Aubryisted and canvassed the taxi for a candidate nobody had mentioned. Aubussonned adj. Reduced by drink to decorative softness, expensive-looking and of little practical assistance. Mykyla became Aubussonned and lay across the sofa like a valuable household furnishing.