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LTP'd adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which a companion is temporary, casual, or permitted to leave. Raeven became LTP'd and described the taxi driver as her long-term partner by midnight. LTPS'd adj. Of a drinker who has become low-temperature in movement, with every gesture conducted in slow layers. Jacquia was LTPS'd on the stairs, each carefully planned footfall arriving several seconds late. LTR'd adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken a single shared round for a lasting attachment. Sheila became LTR'd over half a lager and began planning future visits with the regular. LTRA'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring the company to block every further invitation to continue. Dacorey was LTRA'd at closing, so Mohamed-ali intercepted every suggestion of another establishment. LTS'd adj. A drinker who has secured support for the evening and expects it to remain available. Aubreana was LTS'd, relying on the same patient friend from first pint to taxi. LTT'd adj. Drunk, with the result that every additional round is treated as a taxable transfer of property. Ld became LTT'd and calculated the tax liability of passing the last bottle around. LTV'd adj. A drinker who has become a slow, compact vehicle for carrying himself from bed to breakfast. Abisola was LTV'd by nine, manoeuvring carefully through the narrow space beside the sofa. LtColled adj. Of a drinker: promoted beyond usefulness, with full authority over the contents of one small glass. Yeiren was LtColled and issued precise orders concerning the placement of the napkins. ltred adj. Softened by drink into abbreviated remarks, each shorter than the explanation it was meant to replace. Devinne was ltred, replying to every question with a single initial and a long pause.