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clutchmanned adj. Drunk enough to operate the evening's machinery, though nobody can identify the machinery. Lyli was clutchmanned, directing the coats and the final round with agricultural authority. clutchmated adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a fellow traveller from one born to the same round. Shenouda became clutchmated with a stranger who had merely shared the taxi rank. clutchplated adj. Drunk beyond the point where the final round can be separated cleanly from the journey home. Loann was clutchplated, carrying the bar's last decision into the taxi. clutronned adj. Drunk in a way that produces a hypothetical particle of cluefulness, detectable only between rounds. Andries was clutronned, briefly understanding the route home before ordering another drink. cluttercored adj. Drunk to a degree that fills every available surface with personal objects, coats, and decorative drinkware. Gurpinder was cluttercored, arranging empty glasses and scarves across the taxi shelter. cluttered (/ˈklʌtə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that coats, glasses, receipts, and departure plans form a confused jumble. Donley was cluttered, carrying three coats and no recollection of which belonged to him. clutterednessed adj. Drunk to the extent of being a condition rather than a person, with belongings distributed throughout the pub. Jocqua was clutterednessed, present in the bar chiefly as scattered possessions. clutterered adj. Drunk on the strength of adding one more complication to every otherwise settled departure. Ameiya was clutterered, putting another coat and destination into the taxi discussion. clutteringed adj. Drunk since last orders, and making the route home progressively less orderly. Iridessa was clutteringed, accumulating bags, scarves, and companions on the way out. clutterlessnessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced that the empty table proves the evening is perfectly organised. Solitaire was clutterlessnessed, having cleared the table by distributing everything among the departing party. clutzed adj. Describing a drinker who drops the coat, the keys and finally the confidence to find either. Marquetia got clutzed while collecting her coat, and left with somebody else's scarf. clyacked adj. Still drunk, and treating the last round as the completion of a harvest season. Racie was clyacked, raising a glass to the final pint as though grain had been gathered. clyerred adj. Too drunk to distinguish a swollen neck from the collar of the coat being worn home. Saanjh was clyerred and blamed the tightness at the neck on an overambitious final round. clyfakered adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake every crowded coatroom for an opportunity and every pocket for one's own. Trenica was clyfakered, patting the wrong pockets while waiting for the taxi. clyfakinged adj. Having drunk enough to conduct the journey home by quietly redistributing everyone's small possessions. clymenided adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, and proceeding home in slow, chambered descents. Avaughn was clymenided, descending the pub steps in a series of carefully separated stages.