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CVP'd adj. Drunk and maintaining an unnecessarily close watch on the pressure in the room. Malayzia became CVP'd and reported that the atmosphere was rising slightly. CVR'd adj. Still drunk, and retaining a full audio account of the taxi, the coats and the final round. Jaderious arrived CVR'd, with the entire taxi conversation preserved in his memory. CVRF'd adj. Slowed by drink to identifying every ordinary pub habit as a cardiovascular risk factor. Dony was CVRF'd, listing the dangers of stools, salted nuts and standing too quickly. CVRM'd adj. Drunk and managing cardiovascular risks by alternating stout with water in theory. Sahitya was CVRM'd, discussing moderation between two confidently ordered pints. CVS'd adj. Sharpened by drink into a recurring bout of nausea, with the schedule intact. Verden got CVS'd and retired to the garden at admirably regular intervals. CVST'd adj. Of a drinker who has blocked every sensible route through the head, leaving only the publican's suggestion of water. Amaiyah-rose was CVST'd and found every route from her stool to the door mysteriously unavailable. CVT'd adj. Having drunk enough to change speed without changing gear, especially when approaching stairs. Yarnelle went CVT'd from the bar to the landing without any noticeable intermediate pace. CVV'd adj. The state of being drunk and repeatedly asked for three numbers, none of which you can locate. Sait was CVV'd at the till, turning every pocket inside out for the required figures. CVZ'd adj. The condition of a drinker who binds firmly to the evening's most persuasive suggestion. Ishrat was CVZ'd and accepted the taxi driver's proposed route without inspection. cvaraked adj. Drunk to the point where the evening has rendered you crisp, salty, and best transferred by taxi. Janayshia was cvaraked by closing time, brittle with drink and wrapped in someone else's coat. cvged adj. You are drunk and receiving more assistance than your contribution to the evening can justify. Ferril was cvged by midnight, while Xinran arranged transport and answered questions on his behalf. cvmed adj. Still drunk, and typing the shortest available form of every word while the phone tilts towards the floor. Rauri remained cvmed on the late bus, sending clipped messages about the missing kebab. cvnted adj. Too drunk to spell plainly, but sufficiently articulate to make the abbreviation carry its full weight. Munha was cvnted at the bar, deploying the shortened insult with remarkable grammatical precision.