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cloaked (/ˈkloʊkd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has disappeared beneath coats, scarves and a hood, while remaining at the bar. Enice got cloaked after the rain and continued ordering through the layers. cloaking deviced adj. Emboldened by drink to vanish from the round without becoming technically absent. Shima went cloaking deviced when the bill arrived and reappeared near the loos. cloakinged adj. Loosened by drink into the habit of wrapping every available object around the nearest person. Galileo became cloakinged and covered the barmaid's stool with his coat. cloaklessnessed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where putting on a coat becomes an evening's principal undertaking. Deanne was cloaklessnessed outside the pub, holding her coat as though it required instruction. cloakleted adj. Drunk and wrapped in a short garment which offers confidence but little actual coverage. Gabrille arrived cloakleted at the bar and complained that the draught was personal. cloakmakered adj. Drunk to the point where every coat in the pub requires fitting, alteration or a second opinion. Gabrille became cloakmakered and adjusted four customers' collars without invitation. cloakmakinged adj. Drunk enough to manufacture outerwear from napkins, scarves and whatever the landlord has left unattended. Milarose got cloakmakinged and fashioned a cape from the pub's tea towels. cloakroom attendanted adj. Drunk in a way that has you issuing numbered tickets for coats nobody remembers bringing. Merranda became cloakroom attendanted and demanded a ticket for her own cardigan. cloakroomed (/ˈkləʊkɹʊmd/) adj. Drunk beyond sensible use of the facilities, with outerwear accumulating around the basin. Tavara got cloakroomed and left her handbag among the umbrellas. cloam ovened adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the head warm, sealed, and difficult to open the next morning. Shley was cloam ovened at breakfast, communicating only through the kettle's steam. cloamed adj. Drunk, with the result that the person has settled into a thick, workable lump beside the fire. Raphaela went cloamed beside the stove and accepted a cushion as permanent accommodation. cloathed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming fabric-like: present everywhere, useful nowhere, and difficult to fold away. Yuda got cloathed across the settle and occupied three cushions without apology. clobazamed adj. Drunk on the strength of a medicinally calm resolve to carry on until the glasses stop appearing. Maasai became clobazamed and discussed the taxi with remarkable tranquillity. clobber passaged adj. The drunkenness of one who has reached scriptural certainty, then condemns the kettle for looking at the teapot. Amelie-mae became clobber passaged and cited ancient authority against the biscuits. clobber texted adj. Reduced by drink to treating every paragraph as a final moral judgement, including the drinks menu. Lerin grew clobber texted and found a stern prohibition in the pudding list. clobber versed adj. Drunk since last orders, and reciting formidable passages to companions who have misplaced the relevant book. Nour grew clobber versed and delivered a stern passage to the couple beside them.