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uC'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and running the evening’s remaining functions from a very small central processor. uced adj. The condition of a drinker who addresses every male companion as a brother, including the landlord. Dlyla uced every man in the pub, including the landlord, as brother. uchastoked adj. Loosened by drink into several small administrative units, each with its own minor policy. uchi mataed adj. Too drunk to keep your footing when attempting a thigh-assisted unbalancing manoeuvre. uchi-deshied adj. Having drunk enough to serve the household full-time, beginning with the stairs and ending with the cushions. Titanna went uchi-deshied and began assisting the host with tasks nobody had assigned. uchiaged adj. Having drunk more than the post-performance banquet, and now treating every doorway as an encore. uchigaked adj. You have drunk enough to hook your own leg, lean backwards, and blame the floor for the result. Azize went uchigaked beside the sofa and brought down a cushion with considerable dignity. uchigatanaed adj. You are drunk and carrying yourself like a ceremonial blade, straight until suddenly horizontal. uchikaked adj. Of a drinker: formally arranged above the knees, with the balance expected of bridal clothing. uchimataed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make the legs do the unbalancing while the hands provide encouragement. uchimusoed adj. Of a drinker who has swept one leg away from the other and left both hands negotiating separately. uchroniaed adj. Describing a drinker who has relocated the evening into an improved past and is speaking from there. Timothhy became uchroniaed and explained how the staircase had been safer in 1987. uchucchacuaited adj. A drinker who has settled hotly into the room, glittering with mineral certainty and moving very little. ucipital mapilaried (/juˈsɪpɪtəl məˈpɪləɹid/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the hollow at the base of the neck appears to be steering. ucuubaed adj. The state of being drunk and tree-like: rooted to one spot, with branches extended for balance.