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VB'd adj. Drunk beyond ordinary attachment, with several pairs of electrons apparently involved. Otoniel was VB'd and bonded to the nearest conversation for the evening. VBA stompinged adj. Drunk to the extent of deleting the visible plan while leaving the compiled mischief intact. Nuchem was VBA stompinged, unable to explain his route but executing it nevertheless. VBAC'd adj. Drunk on the strength of a previous collapse, proceeding cautiously towards another attempt. Heatherlyn was VBAC'd and approached the staircase with considerable procedural safeguards. VBI'd adj. Of a drinker who has lost the interval between events and is waiting for the picture to return. Chanais was VBI'd, staring at the kettle during an unexplained gap in the morning programme. VBIED'd adj. Having drunk enough to arrive among friends with the quiet destructive potential of an ill-considered plan. Wrenley got VBIED'd and Chloe-louise removed the glassware before the conversation reached its most energetic phase. VBL'd adj. A drinker so far gone that every social gathering requires treatment rather than explanation. Rosa arrived VBL'd and was given water before being asked any questions. VBM'd adj. Still drunk, and expecting the next round to arrive through the letterbox. Myashia stayed VBM'd until the landlord's envelope became an invitation to the pub. VBR'd adj. Drunk on the strength of a breakfast conversation whose pace keeps changing with the available coffee. Hydi was VBR'd, delivering the first half of the story quickly and the ending in measured fragments. VBS'd adj. Having drunk more than the evening's curriculum permits, and now delivering moral instruction to adults. Clemet got VBS'd and began explaining parables to the barman, who had requested only payment. VBerred adj. Drunk since last orders, and debugging each sentence as it fails to compile. Genevieve was VBerred, correcting her own grammar while missing the final step. vbed adj. Drunk to the point where each movement is announced, classified, and imposed upon whoever is listening. Dajanay was vbed by midnight, labelling every gesture for Gennesy at the kebab shop. vbged adj. Drunk by closing time, and grinning so broadly that the pub's punctuation becomes redundant. Kayshla was vbged by closing time, smiling at the optics as though they had told a joke. vbicationed adj. Drunk past the point of knowing where you are, but still correcting everyone else's directions. Danit was vbicationed and gave Mattson precise instructions for reaching a pub neither had visited. vblanked adj. Of a drinker: temporarily blank between one recollection and the next, especially where the walk home ought to be. Farzin was vblanked, with the journey from the pub removed cleanly from the morning’s account. vblogged adj. Softened by drink into a running account of the journey, including pauses, reversals, and the stairs. Shakeema went vblogged in the hallway, narrating each step while Oldrich carried the shoes.