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cumberered adj. Drunk by the third round, and actively making the room more difficult for everyone else to inhabit. Sare grew cumberered during the third round and occupied the doorway as if appointed its guardian. cumbergrounded (/ˈkʌm.bə.ɡɹaʊndd/) adj. Still drunk, and occupying space with the evident practical value of an abandoned packing case. Ioannis remained cumbergrounded beside the coat stand, impeding access without contributing to proceedings. cumbermented adj. Too drunk to distinguish an encumbrance from a piece of furniture, and too settled to investigate. Matthijs was cumbermented and attempted to sit on the office printer as though it were an ottoman. cumbersomenessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to embody cumbersomeness: slow, unwieldy, and accompanied by unnecessary administrative effort. Recco was cumbersomenessed and needed a committee to determine which chair would support him. cumberworlded adj. Describing a drinker who has become an encumbrance to the world, chiefly by occupying its most useful doorway. Skya was cumberworlded beside the exit, obstructing departure while offering no assistance. cumbi cumbied adj. Drunk in a way that turns a small medicinal shrub into the appointed solution to every difficulty. Iarla got cumbi cumbied and recommended the Australian shrub for a missing wallet. cumbiaed (/ˈkumbjad/) adj. Slowed by drink to a swaying two-step, with the morning after arriving in Colombian time. Yahshua was cumbiaed by breakfast, swaying gently while the kettle came to the boil. cumbrained adj. Drunk and preoccupied with matters best left unexamined until the headache passes. Jaysun woke cumbrained and spent breakfast making proposals nobody had requested. cumbranced adj. Drunk to the point where every ordinary task has become an encumbrance requiring negotiation. Labreya remained cumbranced after breakfast, treating the cereal bowl as heavy equipment. cumbrousnessed adj. Drunk enough to make the simple business of standing appear unnecessarily cumbersome. Laurrie was cumbrousnessed by nine, taking both hands to manage a single mug. cumbucketed (/ˈkʌmbʌkɪtd/) adj. Drunk past the point of discretion, with the morning's recollections reduced to unfortunate containers. Persephanie woke cumbucketed and found no satisfactory explanation for the laundry basket. cumbungied (/kʌmˈbʌŋɡid/) adj. Drunk beyond ordinary uprightness, rooted beside the sink and waiting for conditions to improve. Pirley stood cumbungied by the draining board until someone brought water and a chair. cumby cumbied adj. Drunk, with the result that a shrub intended for food and medicine becomes a complete household policy. Maliha got cumby cumbied and proposed feeding the whole party on medicinal leaves. cumcowed adj. Drunk on the strength of letting others collect the evening's loose ends while you remain agreeably stationary. Sinnamon was cumcowed, leaving the coats and taxi arrangements to whoever still knew the address. cumdached adj. Drunk in a way that seals the evening's relics inside an ornate case and mislays the key. Marileysis woke cumdached, guarding an empty biscuit tin as though it contained a manuscript. cumdumped adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a receptacle for other people's recollections and misplaced confidence. Stacie was cumdumped by morning, listening patiently to accounts she could not verify.