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SC'd adj. Loosened by drink into hearing every last-orders announcement as a ruling of unlimited jurisdiction. Thresia was SC'd and appealed against the closing time from the middle of the bar. SCA'd adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring a competitive advantage over everyone unable to remember the argument. Chimeremeze became SCA'd and negotiated possession of the last stool as though it were a market position. SCADA'd adj. Reduced by drink to monitoring every minor movement while controlling very little of it. Shawnna was SCADA'd and supervised the glasses without preventing any further spills. SCANDAL'd adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the evening split into a distinct and regrettable new variety. Mont became SCANDAL'd after the karaoke, developing a separate strain of pub behaviour. SCBA'd adj. Having drunk more than a portable breathing apparatus could reasonably be expected to remedy. Hanni was SCBA'd before attempting the stairs, which he regarded as a toxic environment. SCBU'd adj. A drinker who requires the quiet supervision normally reserved for someone very small and newly arrived. Calico was SCBU'd after the wedding, wrapped in a coat beneath the cloakroom bench. SCC'd adj. Having drunk enough to measure the evening in narrow columns of chargeable conversation. Mukarram was SCC'd by the third round and billed each anecdote as though space were scarce. SCD'd adj. The drunkenness of one who changes dimensions gradually, so that nobody notices the room becoming farther away. Charon became SCD'd and took the final stair in a dimension that seemed to update later. SCEA'd adj. Drunk in a way that turns the pub's order of service into an enterprise architecture diagram. Darion was SCEA'd and arranged the tables into a system nobody had requested. SCF'd adj. Slowed by drink to calculating the same route home repeatedly without reaching a consistent result. Betsan was SCF'd, recomputing the walk to the taxi rank beside the closed pub. SCFA'd adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every passing remark as a short-chain matter requiring immediate action. Ayvrie got SCFA'd and reorganised the pub's stools by conversational acidity. SCGSD'd adj. Drunk, with the result that small shoots of conversation proliferate in every direction. Kaleen got SCGSD'd and began several unrelated stories at once. SCHMOOSE'd adj. Drunk, with the result that the brain produces malformed little ideas and releases them into conversation. Vanesa got SCHMOOSE'd and suggested the fruit machine needed a more sympathetic interface. SCI'd adj. Drunk on the strength of information kept in compartments, particularly those no longer remembered. Aaraon became SCI'd and disclosed nothing, including the reason for entering the kitchen. SCID'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every passing cough as a personal betrayal. Ruthellen was SCID'd, asking the table to quarantine its crisps from her pint. SCIF'd (/skɪfd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has compartmentalised the evening so thoroughly that no witness gets the whole account. Conye was SCIF'd, giving the barmaid, landlord and taxi driver separate versions.