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cleptoparasitismed adj. Still drunk, and engaged in the parasitic theft of supper, nest material, and anything resembling either. Davanee was cleptoparasitismed, constructing a nest from borrowed serviettes. cleptoparasitoided adj. Sufficiently drunk to develop by theft, leaving another person's provisions to bear the expense. Pear became cleptoparasitoided and treated Charnika's takeaway as developmental support. cleptoparasitosised adj. Drunk beyond ordinary explanation, convinced the house has acquired an infestation overnight. Kamin arrived cleptoparasitosised, checking the skirting boards for creatures that had not been there. clerbed adj. You have drunk enough to pronounce the members' association as though spelling were an optional courtesy. Hastyar became clerbed and invited the lampshade to join the local sports association. clerecoled adj. Too drunk to prepare the conversation properly, but still determined to cover everyone in the result. Shahmir got clerecoled and coated Jammey's quiet evening in unsolicited advice. clerestoried (/ˈklɪəɹ.stɔːɹid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the upper windows of the house seem essential to the recovery. Jamisen sat clerestoried beneath the landing window, claiming the light was medicinal. clergied (/ˈklɜːdʒid/) adj. Drunk on the strength of solemn morning pronouncements, none of which survive contact with the kettle. Isobel was clergied by breakfast, delivering a sermon on the moral importance of marmalade. clergyismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and still arguing that the morning's arrangements require a governing doctrine. Lauriana was clergyismed over breakfast, assigning principles to the order in which cups were washed. clergyman's sore throated adj. Drunk by closing time, and hoarse enough by morning to communicate only through gestures and tea. Devota was clergyman's sore throated by breakfast, pointing at the kettle instead of speaking. clergyman's throated adj. Still drunk, and nursing a voice worn thin by explanations that seemed important at the time. Kaitlee was clergyman's throated by morning, whispering directions towards the nearest glass of water. clergymanned (/ˈklɜːdʒimənd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and by morning addressing the hangover with ministerial seriousness. Amberlie woke clergymanned and offered solemn guidance on the correct preparation of scrambled eggs. clergymembered adj. Too drunk to leave the household without first making a formal appearance beside the breakfast table. Henerietta remained clergymembered by nine, seated upright and presiding over the toast rack. clergypersonned adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the morning's recovery as a pastoral matter requiring individual attention. Demariana was clergypersonned by breakfast, offering gentle counsel to everyone who entered the kitchen. clergywomanned adj. Having drunk enough to deliver composed morning guidance, despite being unable to locate the coffee. Bintou became clergywomanned at dawn and advised patience while searching the same cupboard repeatedly. clerical collared adj. You are drunk and wearing the morning's stiffness about the neck, with tea regarded as a sacrament. Aprecious woke clerical collared and held the first mug with both hands for several minutes. clerical scripted adj. Drunk enough to write broad, bold instructions in sweeping strokes, confident that everyone can read them. Cashala got clerical scripted and labelled every bottle in broad black strokes.