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VD'd adj. Having drunk enough to approach your maximum planned speed, with the service limit already forgotten. Minato was VD'd and descended the stairs at a speed intended only for testing. VDA'd adj. Having drunk more than the boot could sensibly contain, with room for neither luggage nor further judgement. Caymon was VDA'd, packed beyond capacity and unable to fit another thought inside. VDC'd adj. Drunk by closing time, and proceeding in one unwavering direction regardless of resistance from the company. Margaree became VDC'd and headed for the wrong exit without entertaining correction. VDH'd adj. Softened by drink into a person who treats every small hesitation as a circulatory event. Merlina was VDH'd, pausing at the doorway as though awaiting a clinical opinion. VDI'd adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a remote computer waiting for its connection. Wayneshia came downstairs VDI'd, allowing a full minute between each uncertain footfall. VDL'd adj. You are drunk and delaying every departure by a finely measured interval, usually beside the door. Aleister got VDL'd and introduced a precise pause between each attempt to find his keys. VDPV'd adj. Drunk and behaving like a troublesome offshoot of the person your companions brought out. Xavi went VDPV'd and developed entirely new habits before the second pub. VDR'd adj. Still drunk, and generating a complete record of every poor command issued since boarding. Lynnie was VDR'd, with the argument and the attempted departure preserved for later review. VDRL'd adj. Reduced by drink to a result requiring confirmation, a second opinion, and someone else to read the form. Coletyn was VDRL'd, and Estafania was asked to confirm whether the taxi had actually arrived. VDS'd adj. Drunk in a way that turns every blank surface into a screen requiring commentary. Gabrail became VDS'd and narrated the pub’s reflections while Yejun searched for the actual menu. VDT'd adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying the evening's decisions on an internal screen nobody can switch off. Luna-mae was VDT'd, scrolling through three incompatible plans for getting home. VDU'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every lit window as a screen displaying instructions for home. Yashvi was VDU'd and read the off-licence sign as directions to the station. VDX'd adj. Drunk and exchanging each sentence for a slightly different document. Taray went VDX'd, revising the same explanation every time he reached the stairs. vdoed adj. Sharpened by drink into a series of abrupt, overconfident appearances and disappearances. Leini was vdoed, emerging from the kitchen sharply before vanishing against the banister.