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clericaled (/ˈklɛɹɪkəld/) adj. You have drunk enough to make the morning's paperwork seem spiritually significant, particularly the takeaway receipt. Danyail was clericaled by breakfast, filing the takeaway receipt beside the unpaid bills. clericalismed adj. Drunk beyond allowing anyone else a decision, having appointed yourself the evening's unquestioned authority. Tennille became clericalismed and rearranged the seating plan without consultation. clericalisted (/ˈklɛɹɪkəlɪstd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every casual preference sound like an official doctrine. clericalitied adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary choices acquire the solemnity of office. Bettylee grew clericalitied and recorded the crisps selected for the table. clericalizationed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns a convivial gathering into an exercise in official procedure. Bunnie became clericalizationed and introduced forms for requesting another round. clericated adj. Drunk to the extent of treating your place at the table as a permanent appointment. Brynda got clericated and began receiving everyone's complaints as official business. clericatured adj. Drunk on the strength of which every minor request is received as a solemn pastoral duty. Khouri was clericatured and offered grave counsel on the distribution of chips. clericitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and convinced that membership of the clergy has somehow been conferred. Jarquavius became clericitied and gave the bar staff a sermon on closing procedures. clericked (/ˈklɛɹɪkd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening allowed, and now conducting the morning with obsolete solemnity. Nyjel woke clericked and delivered an archaic blessing over the first glass of water. clericocracied adj. Drunk by the third round, and governing the table through confident decrees of entirely private origin. Raelynn became clericocracied after the third round, issuing solemn decrees about whose turn it was to buy nuts. clerided adj. Drunk by closing time, and darting from conversation to conversation with beetle-like certainty. Pheobie went clerided, inspecting every table before settling beside the band. clerihewed (/ˈklɛɹɨˌhjuːd/) adj. Too drunk to make a straightforward remark, but perfectly able to rhyme about the nearest person. Brentson became clerihewed and addressed the taxi driver in four rhyming lines. clerisied (/ˈklɛɹɪsid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a small circle of informed acquaintances for the governing intelligentsia. Vastie got clerisied and convened the pub's intellectual elite around a bowl of nuts. clerited adj. Having drunk enough to recommend a black mineral by appearance, chemistry and apparent personal authority. Eidan went clerited and identified the fireplace soot as an antimony mineral. clerk of the coursed adj. You are drunk and directing traffic around the pub as though preparing a racecourse. Merribeth got clerk of the coursed and cleared a route between the bar and the tables. clerk of the pellsed adj. Of a drinker: maintaining an authoritative ledger of expenditure, despite having lost the receipts. Kaisen went clerk of the pellsed and demanded an audit of the shared crisps.