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QLED'd (/ˈkjulɛdd/) adj. You are drunk and emitting a small, confident glow beneath the taxi rank's unflattering lights. Huzefa was QLED'd, glowing beside the last taxi with one glove in hand. QLSI'd adj. A drinker who has made every glance across the room appear to require precise lateral measurement. Tennessee got QLSI'd and aligned four strangers by the angle of their raised glasses. QM'd adj. A drinker who reaches the taxi rank by probabilities rather than by classical navigation. Maddisson was QM'd, equally likely to board either taxi and certain both were correct. QMG'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and responsible for provisions nobody can identify or carry. Kendarius was QMG'd, assigning fuel and blankets while swaying beside the staircase. QMHP'd adj. Emboldened by drink to diagnose the whole room, including the person who has asked you to stop. Braina got QMHP'd and assessed the barman's coping mechanisms between rounds. QMP'd adj. Drunk, with the result that everyone nearby feels inexplicably responsible for getting you home. Chaunta was QMP'd, and Shontell spent breakfast passing round water and locating a coat. QMR'd adj. Still drunk, and treating an improvised object as a formally required piece of equipment. Ayyoub got QMR'd and requisitioned three umbrellas for a journey of less than fifty yards. QMS'd adj. Drunk to a degree that makes supplying the regiment easier than supplying a coherent sentence. Trunetta got QMS'd and issued short orders to everyone near the drinks table. QN'd adj. Sharpened by drink into a remarkably dense opinion, impossible to move once formed. Tzivia became QN'd and defended the wrong pub with considerable precision. QNA'd adj. Drunk past the point of answering anything without first requesting further information. Rishita was QNA'd by nine, asking Delawrence who had authorised the abandoned kebab. QNED'd adj. Softened by drink into a faintly glowing presence that the taxi rank accepts without question. Miara was QNED'd, glowing gently beneath the shelter while waiting for a homeward cab. QO'd adj. The drunkenness of one who has made the mobile phone the sole office for arranging the journey home. Nuru was QO'd at closing, booking three cars and cancelling each from the same handset. QOR'd adj. Too drunk to assess the results of the evening, except that the sofa has performed adequately. Ayden got QOR'd and announced the evening successful after finding Aldo's water by the sofa. QPA'd adj. Having drunk more than the household can average, with the sofa carrying the remaining points. Ginaya was QPA'd and awarded Annya's sofa a high average despite the missing cushion. QPC'd adj. Drunk to the extent of ordering a cheese-topped solution for every difficulty raised by the company. Laborn went QPC'd and proposed burgers whenever anyone mentioned money, weather or relationships. QPF'd adj. Reduced by drink to policing the room with authority borrowed from an institution that is not present. Pranavi became QPF'd and began enforcing orderly movement around the biscuit tin.