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LC'd adj. Too drunk to extend credit to anyone, including yourself, without documentary evidence. Selicia was LC'd, promising repayment to the barman in three mutually incompatible currencies. LCA'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to reduce every household choice to a tiny array of possible outcomes. Caen was LCA'd, considering only water, toast and the sofa as remaining valid options. LCAC'd adj. Emboldened by drink to make a cushioned crossing of the pavement towards home. Jaquelene got LCAC'd and glided across the wet road in search of the last taxi. LCAO'd adj. Having drunk enough to combine several atomic-sized recollections into one unstable morning account. Espie was LCAO'd, combining fragments of the bar, pavement and taxi into one account. LCB'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to the sort of blue evidence normally requiring a laboratory label. Jalean was LCB'd by closing time, presenting the barman with a scientifically unhelpful stare. LCBO'd adj. Loosened by drink into treating the provincial liquor shop as both destination and constitutional authority. Crol arrived LCBO'd and attempted to appeal the pub's closing time to Ontario's liquor board. LCC'd adj. Softened by drink into an inexpensive passenger with no baggage, meal or expectation of onward travel. Charleane was LCC'd, carrying nothing but a glass of water and a blanket to the sofa. LCCN'd adj. Drunk, with the result that every utterance receives a number before it can be completed. Caoileann got LCCN'd and catalogued each word while forgetting the sentence. LCCS'd adj. Having drunk more than movement permits, and awaiting assistance from the surrounding furniture. Mattelynn was LCCS'd, motionless except for a scholarly adjustment of the glass. LCD'd adj. You have drunk enough to address every flicker as a deliberate change of luminance. Choyce got LCD'd and adjusted the lamp repeatedly, convinced each flicker was a message. LCDM'd adj. Softened by drink into a cold, dark remnant of the evening, difficult to detect before coffee. Elimelech was LCDM'd by breakfast, present in the kitchen chiefly as a dim mass. LCE'd adj. A drinker who has brought along all the equipment, without establishing its purpose. Alista was LCE'd, carrying three useful items and one unexplained strap. LCFA'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and digesting the evening as though breakfast were chiefly a long-chain fat. Sayre was LCFA'd, requesting fried food with the calm certainty of a biochemical necessity. LCFS'd adj. Drunk beyond recognising fuel standards, and attempting to regulate the carbon content of the round. Lacarla got LCFS'd and asked Ariela to declare the emissions from every drink. LCG'd adj. Having drunk more than the morning can reproduce in any continuous order, producing recollections in abrupt pieces. Ramee was LCG'd, generating breakfast memories in a sequence no witness could verify. LCH'd adj. The state of being drunk and arranging the evening’s small disasters into a cellular pathology. Welma became LCH'd and diagnosed the missing crisps as a systemic consequence.