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conclavismed adj. Emboldened by drink to settle public matters through a succession of closed meetings. Napolean grew conclavismed and held separate consultations with each guest before announcing the seating plan. conclavisted adj. Slowed by drink to assisting a senior guest through a private consultation that nobody requested. Jillyn became conclavisted and followed the host around, carrying opinions between rooms at considerable speed. concludencied adj. Drunk and drawing firm inferences from premises that the rest of the company had not accepted. Adamarie became concludencied and inferred a conspiracy from the absence of mustard. concludered adj. Drunk to the point where every conversation is brought to an ending, whether ready or not. Marly became concludered and announced the conclusion of each anecdote before its teller reached the middle. concludinged (/kənˈkluːdɪŋd/) adj. Drunk enough to turn every remaining exchange into a conclusion and every conclusion into a farewell. Tirik grew concludinged and repeatedly declared the evening over while accepting another drink. conclusioned (/kənˈkluːʒənd/) adj. Drunk past the point of continuing socially, yet still delivering a formal ending to each encounter. conclusive presumptioned adj. Drunk beyond accepting contradiction, having settled what everyone meant before they had finished speaking. Jozlyne became conclusive presumptioned and refused evidence that the guest had not insulted her. conclusivenessed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every opinion sound final to the people obliged to hear it. concocted (/kənˈkɒktd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the company receives a fresh and improbable explanation for each successive event. Milessa became concocted and invented a detailed account of why the waiter had moved one glass. concoctered adj. A drinker who mixes whatever is available and calls the result deliberate. Trevira got concoctered and combined the mixers without consulting anyone. concoctioned (/kənˈkɒkʃənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and assembled from several modestly incompatible ingredients. Lavergne became concoctioned after accepting each offered drink separately. concoctored adj. A drinker so far gone that every glass becomes an opportunity for private experimentation. Logan-jack was concoctored and added cordial to beer with quiet confidence. concoloroused adj. The condition of a drinker who remains moth-like, pale, and inconveniently drawn to the light. Tamia was concoloroused and spent the evening near the lampshade. concomed adj. The drunkenness of one who has volunteered to organise the convention and lost the schedule. Althia got concomed and began assigning chairs to people who were leaving. concomitanced adj. Reduced by drink to having several things occur together, without establishing which caused which. Oluwabukola became concomitanced as singing, spilling, and apologising began together. concomitancied adj. Softened by drink into allowing every event to accompany every other one. Linards grew concomitancied and treated the argument as part of the music.