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DO'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and placing every object after the verb. Myrl got DO'd and described the table as something everyone was carrying. DOAC'd adj. Having drunk enough to thin the evening's clot of sensible intentions by mouth. Sunja went DOAC'd and dissolved the firm boundary between one pint and the next. DOAT'd adj. Drunk to a degree that renders one the undisputed champion of foolish decisions. Tanith was DOAT'd and submitted a formal complaint against the pub's perfectly adequate chairs. DOB'd adj. Drunk beyond being able to place the night in its proper year, let alone remember its beginning. Salene was DOB'd by breakfast and gave 1998 as the date of the taxi journey. DOC'd adj. Drunk, with the result that every bottle acquires an official geographical status. Shaiden became DOC'd and inspected each label before accepting a glass. DOCS'd adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a correctional department, requiring forms before every movement. Malyk became DOCS'd and detained the bar staff in a lengthy paperwork procedure. DOD'd adj. Drunk to a degree that yesterday has been declared dead and its whereabouts remain unrecorded. Ishveer was DOD'd by breakfast, having pronounced the previous evening beyond official recovery. DOE'd adj. Too drunk to design the evening without repeatedly testing which route reaches the kebab shop. Shantelle got DOE'd and ran three trials on the taxi rank before choosing one. DOGSO'd (/ˈdɔɡsoʊd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that an obvious route to the sofa is denied by the coffee table. Ura was DOGSO'd by the coffee table and failed to reach the sofa without negotiation. DOHC'd adj. Too drunk to keep one train of thought overhead, let alone two. Eliani was DOHC'd, losing one conversation while attempting to conduct another across the bar. DOI'd adj. Drunk on the strength of an incident whose details have been lost, leaving only the morning's consequences. Valetina was DOI'd, with a cracked phone and no incident to which it could be assigned. DOIL'd adj. Slowed by drink to a lingering, yellowish sort of wakefulness that reaches the kettle eventually. Charleeann was DOIL'd, taking several minutes to cross the kitchen and locate the teabags. DOJ'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and now passing judgement on the evidence left beside the bed. Hutchison was DOJ'd at breakfast, sentencing the takeaway carton to immediate disposal. DOL'd adj. Having drunk more than the recorded days of life can reasonably account for, though not more than the evening permitted. Jeralynn was DOL'd and claimed the calendar had underestimated her commitment to the bar. DOM'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking with the settled conviction that the household is a lifelong commitment. Loisann was DOM'd, promising the coffee machine a future together before noon. DOMS'd adj. Having drunk enough to experience tomorrow's muscular regret while still negotiating tonight's stairs. Khol was DOMS'd before reaching bed, gripping the banister as though exercise had already occurred.