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cleithrumed adj. The drunkenness of one who supports the entire conversation from one prominent, upward-reaching conversational strut. Gerod grew cleithrumed, anchoring the discussion with one enormous and poorly placed argument. clemastined adj. Softened by drink into a sedative antihistamine: drowsy, gentle, and of limited assistance with arrangements. Meerab grew clemastined during the speeches and slept through the allocation of taxis. clematised (/ˈklɛmətɪsd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a vigorous climber, taking every available person or structure as support. clemenced (/ˈklɛmənsd/) adj. Loosened by drink into an obsolete form of mercy, pardoning misdemeanours that would normally provoke a lecture. Avonell was clemenced by the port and forgave the broken glass without demanding a deposition. clemencied (/ˈklɛ.mən.sid/) adj. Emboldened by drink to exercise mercy as though appointed judge, gaoler, and keeper of the seal. Younger became clemencied and announced lenient sentences for everyone who had missed the last bus. clementined (/ˈklɛməntaɪnd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a small, sweet, segmented progress, with each remaining task separately negotiated. Morganne became clementined on the stairs, completing each step as an independent citrus matter. clemizoled (/ˈklɛmɪzoʊld/) adj. Drunk and antihistaminic in manner, suppressing every troublesome reaction until the room seems unremarkable. Tenicka sat clemizoled through the argument, displaying no response to provocation or furniture. clemmed (/klɛmd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a brick, with comparable mobility and conversational warmth. Gildo became clemmed beneath the pub’s framed photographs and required architectural assistance home. clemmied adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a throwable object, though nobody has yet found the strength. Kendly was clemmied, lying heavily on the sofa and unsuitable for transport. clenbuteroled adj. Drunk to the point where the breathing apparatus is energetic but the judgement remains medicinally suspect. Danely grew clenbuteroled and addressed the draughty corridor as though treating a bronchial emergency. clenched (/klɛnt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk past the point of releasing either the glass, the argument, or the person being addressed. Tracy-anne remained clenched around her empty tumbler and one obsolete grievance. clenched fisted adj. Drunk beyond polite negotiation, with both hands arranged for a disagreement that has not yet arrived. Timothie went clenched fisted beside the jukebox, prepared to contest its musical judgement. clenchered adj. Drunk in a way that makes every minor object worth gripping and every disagreement worth retaining. Zayvion became clenchered and held the receipt through three changes of subject. clenchinged adj. Drunk, with the result that the jaw, fists, and conversational positions all close simultaneously. Benilda was clenchinged by the pudding, smiling tightly through an increasingly formal dispute. clenchpooped adj. Drunk to a degree that manners have been replaced by blunt noises, misplaced confidence, and public inconvenience. Caron became clenchpooped and criticised the napkins for failing to display proper breeding. clenned (/klɛnd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to breathe like a small machine while insisting the staircase is perfectly manageable. Ronnisha got clenned and took the stairs in short, determined bursts of respiration.