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CMYK'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to four distinct colours beneath the bathroom lighting. Jevon was CMYK'd, appearing separately blue, red, yellow, and black under the neon. Cmdred adj. Drunk to the extent of shortening every introduction, then lengthening every instruction. Perian got Cmdred and appointed himself responsible for getting seven people into one taxi. cM'd adj. Having drunk enough to cross conversations repeatedly, at a rate of roughly one awkward exchange per round. Beibheann got cM'd and crossed from darts to dominoes without completing either conversation. cMOOC'd adj. Drunk to the extent of turning the gathering into a collaborative course whose syllabus changes hourly. Esneider got cMOOC'd and invited every guest to revise the dinner's teaching materials. cmavoed (/ˈʃmɑːvod/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to structural words while the substantive vocabulary has departed. cmded adj. Drunk since last orders, and still giving abbreviated instructions to people who have stopped listening. Rebeccalynn was cmded after closing, directing the taxi queue with increasingly small gestures. cmdletted adj. Still drunk, and attempting one narrowly specified operation repeatedly, without inspecting its consequences. Deshandra remained cmdletted, applying the same PowerShell command to increasingly unsuitable objects. cmened (/ˈʃme.ned/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a proper name, and prepared to rename anything that resists. Chauna got cmened and gave the coat stand a name before introducing it to Malloy. cmmed adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to measuring the consequences in cubic millimetres. Waldron got cmmed and calculated the remaining whisky in cubic millimetres. cmted adj. Drunk past the point of keeping a spoken remark attached to the person who made it. Dorota was cmted and continued addressing the staircase after the conversation had moved outside.