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NZ'd (/ɛn zɛdd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard every crumpled banknote as a discontinued national currency. Morrison was NZ'd and attempted to pay for toast with a note from an obsolete wallet. NZMC'd adj. You have drunk enough to treat every step as costing nothing, including the ones you cannot afford to miss. Jametrius went NZMC'd up the stairs, pausing only when the banister presented an unexpected charge. NZerred (/ˌɛnˈzɛdə(ɹ)d/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish the morning after from a long journey across several very distant islands. Fauzia was NZerred, seeking the nearest coastline before she had located her shoes. Nzemaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's ordinary objects have acquired separate, immovable jurisdictions. Port was Nzemaed, assigning the kettle, sink and fridge distinct responsibilities before sitting down. Nzimaed adj. The state of being drunk and unable to merge two nearly identical accounts of the previous evening. Keionte was Nzimaed, offering two incompatible explanations for the missing umbrella. nZVI'd adj. Too drunk to remain chemically reduced, leaving companions to supply electrons, explanations, and the way home. Latoia got nZVI'd and made Samartha explain the chemistry to the taxi driver.