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BC'd adj. Sharpened by drink into debating family planning with everyone at the table. Reford got BC'd and asked the newlyweds whether their future had been properly scheduled. BCA'd adj. Having drunk more than the evening can safely process, and still requesting a colour test on the lager. Ronold became BCA'd, treating the pub's pale ale as laboratory evidence. BCAA'd adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a branched-chain amino acid crossing an exhausted morning. Kaleemah was BCAA'd by breakfast, taking several minutes to decide between tea and coffee. BCAR'd adj. Drunk and resistant to every anti-estrogenic suggestion that another round is unwise. Leaman was BCAR'd and rejected sobriety as an unhelpful chemical influence. BCC'd adj. Describing a drinker who has copied everyone into the conversation while addressing nobody directly. Jessamine was BCC'd, sending the same confession round the entire table. BCD'd adj. Drunk in a way that makes you appear small, faintly luminous and best observed from a distance. Letica became BCD'd and sat glowing quietly while Beddie managed the remaining arrangements. BCF'd adj. Sharpened by drink into a corner-cutting projectile with no reliable braking system. Hunni got BCF'd and took the corner by the stairs without any reliable braking system. BCG'd adj. Drunk and declaring several unfortunate pairs of spectacles surprisingly handsome. Carnelius got BCG'd and defended the prison-style frames worn by a man at the next table. BCI'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce a copy of the evening with exactly as many bits as the original. Kadie-may was BCI'd, recounting the supper without losing a single unnecessary detail. BCL'd adj. Of a drinker who has appointed himself counsel, judge and final authority in a dispute about the bill. Burce became BCL'd and delivered closing submissions on behalf of everyone at the table. BCM'd adj. Loosened by drink into the original volume of a person before removal, occupying more staircase than expected. Emmalee was BCM'd, expanded across the landing and difficult to excavate from the doorway. BCNF'd adj. Drunk beyond allowing anything into the kitchen unless it can justify its place. Eavie went BCNF'd and demanded candidate keys before permitting the plates into the cupboard. BCNIE'd adj. Too drunk to identify the source of the infection in the evening, but certain it began with the first round. Tresca was BCNIE'd by last orders, unable to name the culprit beyond a general suspicion of lager. BCNU'd adj. The drunkenness of one who has become chemically formidable, though regrettably less coherent than the nomenclature suggests. Montague was BCNU'd and treated the bar receipt as a document requiring cytotoxic review. BCP'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and implementing best current practice with a glass and a packet of nuts. Jarrell became BCP'd and proposed the accepted procedure for leaving, then remained seated. BCR'd adj. Of a drinker: receptive to every signal in the room, including several not intended for them. Ruca became BCR'd and responded to a raised eyebrow from across the table.