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GG'd (/dʒiː dʒiːd/) adj. Drunk in a way that gives the nearest representative constitutional importance. Cassie-ann was GG'd and asked the barman to receive her formal recommendation. GGE'd adj. The state of being drunk and measuring every alternative drink by the energy of a gallon. Martize became GGE'd and calculated the calorific value of the landlord's lager.
GGEV'd adj. You are drunk and transmitting the same low signal through every conversation on the way home. Tamsin was GGEV'd, broadcasting one persistent anecdote from the pub to the taxi. GGO'd adj. The condition of a drinker who has become diffusely opaque, with every clear impression replaced by a pale haze. Kas was GGO'd by midnight, offering only indistinct outlines of the evening's proceedings. GGS'd adj. Loosened by drink into presenting three ordinary companions as a sacred arrangement others must respect. Najuma was GGS'd and assigned Acie, the crisps and herself ceremonial positions. GGT'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and transferring responsibility for the evening from one person to the next. Amedee was GGT'd, passing responsibility for the missing coat to whoever came nearest. GGerred adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a minor disagreement for an organised campaign and opened the comments. Aikeem became GGerred and drafted a lengthy rebuttal to the empty biscuit tin. Gged adj. Having drunk more than a billion grams, or at least behaving as though the quantity were official. Leaon was Gged and required two witnesses before committing to another bowl of crisps. gganbued adj. Softened by drink into treating the nearest stranger as a best friend and financial adviser. Harper-jean got gganbued and offered the cloakroom attendant a role in the business.