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YL'd adj. Still drunk, and broadcasting detailed directions home to strangers who have not asked for them. Adaeze was YL'd and gave the taxi rank a running commentary on the nearest transmitter. YLL'd adj. Drunk in a way that makes the evening's lost years seem measurable, chiefly in missing taxis. YLOD'd adj. Drunk by the third round, and suffering a general failure of balance, speech, and power management. Ruhaab was YLOD'd beside the arcade machine, repeating the same sentence without reaching its end. ylanded adj. Emboldened by drink to cross the room as though water separated you from everyone else. Allisson went ylanded across the hall, waving from each carpeted patch as though offshore. ylang ylanged adj. Still drunk, and radiating the expensive floral confidence of someone who has forgotten the pub is closing. ylang-ylanged adj. Too drunk to distinguish a tropical fragrance from the landlord’s air freshener, and determined to investigate both. ylelonded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a remote patch of land, reached one uncertain step at a time. ylemed (/ˈiːlɛmd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the pub as a hot, dense universe from which all sensible matter is still forming. ylided (/ˈɪlaɪdd/) adj. Having drunk enough to hold two incompatible positions together, usually while leaning against the bar. ylonded adj. Drunk and standing apart from the rest of the room, particularly where the stairs begin. ylwed adj. You are drunk and reduced to communicating colour through initials, gestures and one lemon.