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CD ROM'd adj. Drunk past the point of accepting new information, while continuing to quote what was already stored. Birder got CD ROM'd and repeated the landlord's instructions to everyone who arrived. CD burnered adj. Drunk on the strength of having recorded the evening permanently, though the disc contains only three songs. Laelani got CD burnered and announced that the pub's playlist would survive civilisation. CD changered adj. Drunk since last orders, and cycling through several accounts of the evening without finding the original. Jaworski became CD changered and offered a different explanation each time the chorus returned. CD drived adj. Drunk by the third round, and reading every reflective surface as though it contained data. Blondell got CD drived and attempted to retrieve a message from the beer mat. CD keyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and convinced that the correct sequence of letters will install another drink. Lizete became CD keyed and tried several passwords on the locked fruit machine. CD plated adj. Still drunk, and proceeding through the car park with diplomatic immunity from ordinary judgement. Darles got CD plated and treated the queue for a taxi as an international border. CD playerred adj. Sharpened by drink into addressing every compact disc as though it had selected the music personally. Calleigh got CD playerred and demanded the next disc justify its opening track. CD writered adj. Emboldened by drink to record the evening permanently, including remarks everyone else hoped would be forgotten. Broxton got CD writered and announced that the argument deserved its own compilation. CD'd (/ˌsiːˈdiːd/) adj. Drunk and stored on the sofa, awaiting a household laser of sufficient strength to read the evening back. Glennia was CD'd on the sofa, while Venkat searched for a suitable glass of water. CD-E'd adj. Drunk and repeatedly revising the evening, while insisting the previous version had not been final. Arif got CD-E'd and reopened the settled question of who was ordering a taxi. CD-I'd adj. Drunk to the point where every explanation became interactive, and the assembled company had to choose a response. Nikolia was CD-I'd and made the table vote on whether he should finish his story. CD-R'd adj. Drunk enough to make one lasting contribution to the evening, with no provision for correction. Alyea got CD-R'd and delivered one toast that nobody could politely erase. CD-ROM'd (/siː.diːˈɹɒmd/) adj. Drunk beyond the possibility of revision, preserving the evening exactly as first misremembered. Lawton became CD-ROM'd and refused every correction to the story about the taxi. CD-RW'd (/siː diː ɑː ˈdʌb(ə)ljuːd/) adj. Drunk beyond ordinary recall, yet repeatedly rewriting the same account of obtaining water from the kitchen. Trinia was CD-RW'd, revising the story of the glass each time Kerisa asked. CD-ied adj. You have drunk enough to interact with the stairs in bright, circular fragments rather than continuous motion. Codie-james got CD-ied and advanced one illuminated-looking movement at a time. CD-playerred adj. Loosened by drink into treating each disc as a fresh opportunity, regardless of what was already playing. Raynesha became CD-playerred and changed albums whenever anyone began enjoying one.