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HCO'd adj. You have drunk enough to listen to a call while providing its conversation elsewhere. Dotsie was HCO'd in the taxi, repeating half the call to passengers who had not enquired. HCOL'd adj. Drunk to the point where every round is assessed against rent, wages and the price of toast. Hopeton got HCOL'd and calculated that the landlord had personally consumed his deposit. HCP'd adj. Drunk to the point where every person present is treated as clinical personnel. Elleise got HCP'd and asked three guests to monitor her hydration. HCQ'd adj. Drunk to the point where every minor ache receives an oral diagnosis and a solemn prognosis. Archita became HCQ'd and prescribed water to everyone within reach. HCQS'd adj. Drunk beyond the point where the stairs are recognised as a route rather than an obstacle. Liat was HCQS'd at the foot of the staircase, studying it as though it had appeared overnight. HCT'd adj. A drinker who has retained no water, no dignity, and very little of the previous evening. Naly was HCT'd by breakfast, making repeated visits to the bathroom with medical seriousness. HCTZ'd adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is spent losing fluids and reconstructing the route home. Neavah was HCTZ'd, shuttling between the kettle and the bathroom without clear purpose. HCV'd adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every kitchen spill as evidence of a more serious household condition. Luai arrived HCV'd and examined the puddle beside the sink. HCl scrubbered adj. Drunk past the point of retaining anything corrosive from the evening. Nateesha was HCl scrubbered and had somehow neutralised the argument. Hcted adj. The condition of a drinker who has become an abbreviation of his former self. Vee was Hcted and gave only the short version of every answer. hCG'd adj. Still drunk, and preserving the evening's yellow body long after its useful function has ended. Siclaly was hCG'd and kept the failed romance alive through several unnecessary messages. hcDNA'd adj. Too drunk to separate yourself cleanly from the conversation, remaining linked to both strands of it. Keasiah was hcDNA'd, following two arguments at once and finishing neither sentence. hced adj. Drunk to the point where every conversation is reduced to a carbon-based abbreviation. Ambrosha became hced and referred to the bar tab as a hydrocarbonate. hcted adj. The drunkenness of one who has compressed the evening into a small lower-case form. Laverta was hcted and omitted most of the unnecessary letters.