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CV ICU'd adj. Emboldened by drink to turn the quiet corner of the pub into an intensive-care ward for opinions. Carye got CV ICU'd and took charge of the booth's failing conversation. CV jointed adj. Having drunk enough to let the upper and lower body turn freely at different angles. Greig came CV jointed down the stairs, shoulders facing home while his feet pursued the banister. CV'd adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the evening into a written account of achievements, experience and regrettable publications. Iyon got CV'd and recited his entire work history while waiting for a packet of crisps. CVA'd adj. Drunk to the point where speech, balance and the evening's original purpose lose their supply of blood. Maylina was CVA'd before the speeches, leaving Keldric to explain her absence. CVAD'd adj. Emboldened by drink to offer venous access to anyone requiring a glass of water. Aberham got CVAD'd and began directing people towards the nearest suitable vein. CVBS'd adj. You are drunk and producing only a composite morning picture, with blank intervals and unreliable synchronisation. Abbygayl was CVBS'd, her account of breakfast interrupted by several conspicuous blank intervals. CVC'd adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a catheter being carefully introduced. Genesha was CVC'd and took several minutes to reach the end of the corridor. CVD'd adj. Drunk to the point where speech is deposited in thin layers, each vapourous phrase accumulating under pressure. Marimar was CVD'd, building a sentence slowly while the staircase waited below. CVE'd adj. Of a drinker: still escorting the morning's fragile thoughts towards safety, despite losing formation repeatedly. Vanisha was CVE'd, escorting each thought carefully from bed to the kettle. CVG'd adj. Drunk to a degree that the scalp appears to have developed ridges, furrows, and a small topography of its own. Lorand was CVG'd and required directions across his own forehead before finding the cloakroom. CVH'd adj. Drunk on the strength of a naval abbreviation, and consequently convinced that the sitting room can launch aircraft. Deral was CVH'd and assigned the sofa as an operational flight deck. CVI'd adj. Too drunk to return the blood properly, with the evening pooling heavily around the ankles. Zeniyah was CVI'd and kept both feet elevated on the pub's low rail. CVID'd adj. Describing a drinker who has stopped every dangerous programme but cannot verify the dismantling. Waddy got CVID'd and promised the group that the evening's more ambitious plans had been discontinued. CVL'd adj. Of a drinker who has become smaller in capacity but remains technically afloat. Madena was CVL'd and carried fewer passengers than usual on the walk home. CVM'd adj. Having drunk more than the nervous system can colour-match, leaving coordination unusually variegated. Kardel was CVM'd, gesturing with one hand while the other searched for its sleeve. CVN'd adj. Of a drinker who has become nuclear-powered in resolve, but remains unable to move the carrier from the sofa. Nicoya was CVN'd, maintaining considerable power while making no progress towards breakfast.