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cloudogramed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to arrange several possible versions of the evening on top of one another.
Calyssa became
cloudogramed
and described three overlapping routes home.
cloudrunnered
adj.
Having drunk enough to move quickly through difficult terrain, preferably without explanation.
Kanessha went
cloudrunnered
across the beer garden when the bill arrived.
cloudscaped
adj.
Having drunk more than the occasion required, and turning the ceiling into scenery.
Zoie became
cloudscaped
during the speeches and studied the ceiling with quiet interest.
cloudscrapered
(/ˈklaʊdˌskɹeɪp.ə(ɹ)d/)
adj.
You have drunk enough to mistake height for a reasonable solution.
cloudspottered
adj.
You are drunk and identifying shapes in whatever remains above you.
cloudspottinged
adj.
Of a drinker: quietly occupied with the upper surfaces of the room.
Bereket was
cloudspottinged
, watching the smoke gather beneath the lamps.
cloudtopped
adj.
Of a drinker who has reached the uppermost layer of the evening and remains there.
Maceo was
cloudtopped
by eleven and could not be persuaded down to coffee.
cloudwatered
adj.
Describing a drinker who has absorbed refreshment by indirect and somewhat atmospheric means.
Vikie was
cloudwatered
by closing time and regarded the rain as supplementary.
cloudy wing virused
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the colony is collapsing around them.
Fairley was
cloudy wing virused
by supper and left the bees entirely to themselves.
cloudywinged
adj.
The state of being drunk and liable to flutter away from any settled conversation.
Adelei was
cloudywinged
, moving between tables whenever a question became specific.
cloued
(/kluːd/)
adj.
Drunk and treating one minor detail of the pub as the evening's principal attraction.
Messiah was
cloued
by the brass pump and discussed its lettering with the seriousness of a magistrate.
cloughed
(/klʌfd/)
adj.
Reduced by drink to a narrow valley between the chair and the floor.
cloured
adj.
Softened by drink into an unmarked area where intentions were once visible.
Rodrigue was
cloured
by midnight, with no particular plan left in the field.
clout chasered
adj.
Loosened by drink into pursuing influence through whichever public figure is nearest.
clout listed
adj.
Emboldened by drink to grant special access to people one has only just met.
Burnelle became
clout listed
and promised the doorman considerable advantages.
clout nailed
adj.
Slowed by drink to a broad-headed halt, with little prospect of being moved.
Vitaly was
clout nailed
beside the radiator and declined several practical suggestions.
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