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OD'd (/ˌoʊˈdiːd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the glass of water is approached as urgent domestic treatment. Azaria was OD'd and carried the water glass to the sofa with both hands. ODA'd adj. Drunk on the strength of assistance from walls, rails and any passing surface with a vertical aspect. Jeshua got ODA'd on the way home, funding his balance through three separate garden walls. ODBC'd adj. Of a drinker who has connected every table in the pub, allowing incompatible conversations to exchange data freely. Shifra got ODBC'd and passed Maybeline’s private complaint to three unrelated tables. ODC'd adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a person who has no special classification and nowhere urgent to be. Jakoda was ODC'd, proceeding through the pub with the patient neutrality of a non-special case. ODD'd adj. The condition of a drinker who refuses the obvious instruction, particularly when it involves sitting down. Eadha went ODD'd and disputed every direction to the quiet end of the pub. ODE'd adj. Drunk and changing at a rate determined by one variable, usually the distance to the bar. Eleasa was ODE'd, with her balance varying according to the slope of the pavement. ODI'd adj. The state of being drunk and representing a nation with more confidence than preparation. Masaki was ODI'd and offered a national selection policy to the barman. ODO'd adj. You have drunk enough to adopt the solemn discretion of an off-duty officer, while exercising none of it. Jenkin was ODO'd and investigated the missing olives with unnecessary official gravity. ODP'd adj. Still drunk, and maintaining a defensive station against incoming questions, sunlight and household noise. Haythem stayed ODP'd behind the curtains, repelling conversation until the afternoon. ODR'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and discounting every further step as though it carried no cost. Ashly went ODR'd and treated the last four stairs as an accounting error. ODT'd adj. The drunkenness of one who has converted every conversation into a document, with amendments from the entire room. Abdoulie became ODT'd and circulated a revised account of the argument to Rydell. Odaawaaed adj. Drunk, with the result that you have become an individual from somewhere else, for administrative purposes. Odus was Odaawaaed and gave the taxi driver a highly specific but unverified origin. Odagiri effected adj. Drunk in a way that attracts a larger than expected audience whenever an attractive man enters. Tylil was Odagiri effected and suddenly attentive when the barman changed shifts. Odawaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the distance between sofa and kitchen as a matter requiring a formal escort. Calis was Odawaed and requested company for the six steps to the tap. Odd Fellowed adj. Drunk to the extent of seeking mutual aid from people met only moments earlier. Virigina was Odd Fellowed and organised assistance for three strangers carrying coats. Oddfellowed (/ˈɒdfɛləʊd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a fraternity nobody can quite remember joining. Jahmez was Oddfellowed and invited the entire table into a secret order.