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VI'd adj. Drunk and treating every action as something requiring an audience and a verb. Laquinthia was VI'd, narrating Iban's arrival as though the room needed grammar. VIB'd adj. Loosened by drink into treating every instrument, screen and control panel as a personal orchestra. Lg got VIB'd and attempted to improve the pub jukebox through repeated, unauthorised adjustments. VIE'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the morning's shared responsibilities as belonging to an entity of uncertain interest. Jeanchristophe was VIE'd, insisting the unpaid taxi belonged to a separate party with similar handwriting. VIF'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring a dedicated facility before attempting the journey home. Dzifa got VIF'd and Sonique established a temporary control centre around the pub’s least sticky table. VILI'd adj. Drunk beyond the point where the lungs regard last night's decisions as their own. Cansas woke VILI'd, breathing shallowly and blaming nobody in particular. VIN'd adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a simple introduction require seventeen characters and several witnesses. Kaysn got VIN'd and gave Dacarri a full identifying sequence before remembering they had met already. VIP lounged adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken the nearest seating area for an airport sanctuary. Bremen was VIP lounged, reclining by the stairs and awaiting a boarding announcement. VIP'd (/vɪpd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a person who expects special privileges from everyone who knows where the toilets are. Sammijo got VIP'd and asked Aliyaah to clear a route through the queue. VIPIT'd adj. Drunk enough to turn friendly circulation into a thrombosed procession behind you. Siane became VIPIT'd and blocked the narrow hallway with a cheerful explanation. VIPomaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a message that makes the whole table suddenly need the loos. Jamyson was VIPomaed after the second round, directing everyone towards the facilities. VIRS'd adj. Having drunk enough to cite a private reference signal before every confident conclusion. Milasia went VIRS'd and supplied her own signal whenever the conversation lost direction. VIRSS'd adj. Describing a drinker who has made the room visibly hazy and the stairs correspondingly theoretical. Jacquece was VIRSS'd, producing a visible haze whenever the subject of going home arose. VISA'd adj. Still drunk, and showing an intermediate response to coffee, daylight and repeated assurances that the night is over. Asah was still VISA'd, responding only intermittently to coffee and the arrival of daylight. VIT'd adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning's vitality can be expressed only as a declining score. Rosell woke VIT'd, awarding herself two points for standing and one for finding the kettle. VITS'd adj. Having drunk more than the situation warranted, and testing every decision before announcing it as final. Orwin went VITS'd and conducted a formal test before choosing between two identical stools. VITT'd adj. Drunk to the point where the evening becomes a clot of competing advice and halted plans. Zujeily was VITT'd, and every proposed departure became lodged in further discussion.