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clogwheelled adj. Drunk in a way that makes progress solid, circular, and conspicuously lacking in spokes. Dijana went clogwheelled and advanced towards the exit by broad, irreversible rotations. clogwooded adj. Drunk, with the result that one's judgement acquires the dense, workable quality of alder. Pashyn became clogwooded and treated every suggestion as raw material for footwear. clogwyned (/ˈklɒɡˌwiːnd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every further step presents itself as a cliff edge. Leresa was clogwyned and approached the shallow step with geological caution. cloisonnaged adj. Drunk on the strength of having baked every passing thought into its own ornamental division. cloisonned adj. Drunk to the extent of separating each opinion into brightly enamelled compartments. cloisonnismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently dividing the world into emphatic painted boundaries. Anglia became cloisonnismed and described the pub in flat colours with excessive certainty. cloisonnisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and applying post-impressionist partitions to matters requiring none. Shandel grew cloisonnisted and gave the landlord a brightly bordered assessment of the evening. cloister vaulted adj. Sufficiently drunk to intersect two incompatible routes, producing groins where the conversation ought to have ended. Chrishonna became cloister vaulted and joined two unrelated anecdotes at a right angle. cloistered (/ˈklɔɪstəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and circulating the room's perimeter while avoiding the central obligations of company. Farron became cloistered and completed the evening along the walls, speaking only at corners. cloisterered adj. Having drunk enough to retreat into a private quadrangle and admit no practical concern. Gwelda grew cloisterered and conducted the remainder of the party from behind the curtains. cloisteressed adj. You have drunk enough to become a female recluse, though the retreat remains within the pub. Yamelin grew cloisteressed and received visitors only through the half-open kitchen door. cloisterismed adj. Having drunk more than sociability can bear, and adopting isolation as a settled policy. Debs became cloisterismed and declined assistance on behalf of the entire room. cloistred adj. Still drunk, and proceeding by an obsolete spelling through a covered ambulatory of one's own making. Floyce remained cloistred and circumnavigated the courtyard without entering its social centre. cloistressed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning's every conversation has become a solemn confession. Zori was cloistressed by breakfast, confiding in the toaster about yesterday's indiscretions. cloked adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a hooded figure at the end of the snug. Yajaira went cloked and answered the barmaid from inside a woollen hood. clomacranned adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing sleep from the sedative residue of yesterday. Aarjav arrived clomacranned, blinking at the kettle as though it had prescribed bed rest.