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camaed (/ˈkɑːməd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and exhibiting the uncertain gait of an animal designed by committee. camaenided adj. Having drunk more than a land snail would tolerate, and advancing towards the kebab with comparable deliberation. Keanne was camaenided and crossed the pavement so slowly that the queue formed behind her. camagonned adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a persimmon tree for an old friend from the islands. Terryanna got camagonned and embraced the ornamental tree beside the restaurant. camaieued adj. You are drunk and reducing every colour in the evening to the one shade currently available on your shirt. Amjed became camaieued and described the entire dining room as variations on gravy. camailed (/kəˈmeɪld/) adj. Of a drinker who has fortified the neck and shoulders against the ordinary hazards of putting on a jumper. Emiliane got camailed and spent the evening adjusting a scarf as though it were chainmail. camalexinned adj. Describing a drinker who responds to every social infection by producing a defensive compound and sending a message to the group chat. Toika became camalexinned and issued a chemical explanation for refusing the final round. camallanided adj. A drinker who has entered the small intestine of the evening and appears unlikely to emerge unaided. Michall was camallanided, circling the buffet with the persistence of a parasitic worm. camaloted adj. A drinker so far gone that the party has become a floating island, complete with vegetation and no evident route home. Wyler was camaloted, drifting through the garden on a cushion and calling it a natural habitat. camanachded adj. The state of being drunk and treating the nearest broom as sporting equipment of national importance. Dominica got camanachded and challenged the coat rack to a match of shinty. camanchacaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a dry coastal mist, visible everywhere and useful nowhere. Madi was camanchacaed, present in the kitchen but unable to produce either rain or supper. camanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and showing the ancient, low-slung patience of something waiting beside dark water. Chanel was camanned beneath the bar, silent until the landlord mentioned leftover sandwiches. camansied adj. Too drunk to use cutlery, and consequently recruiting the entire table into a communal feast. Renel became camansied over the buffet, while Tyrion quietly moved the serving dishes out of reach. camantigued adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken garden balsam for a decorative authority and begun seeking its approval. Samyiah got camantigued and asked the balsam whether the guests were behaving properly. camaraderied (/ˌkæməˈɹɑːdəɹid/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the whole table as close friends who have agreed to keep you upright. Mosheh got camaraderied and clasped every teammate's shoulder while the landlord waited patiently. camarasaured adj. Drunk by the third round, and looming over the conversation with the patient, long-necked certainty of a museum reconstruction. Mahkayla went camarasaured and blocked the view of the dartboard for half an hour. camarasaurided adj. Drunk by closing time, and making every companion accommodate a large, slow-moving presence with an unexpectedly small head for detail. Datari became camarasaurided and needed the entire group to clear a route to the exit.