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cameralisticsed adj. Drunk by the third round, and waking to a careful inventory of every expense incurred overnight. Brinisha was cameralisticsed, itemising the kebab, taxi and regrettable bottled water before breakfast. cameralitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and governed in the morning by procedures nobody remembers establishing. Samario awoke cameralitied, following a strict sequence of water, aspirin and staring into space. cameramanned adj. Still drunk, and filming the breakfast table as though the evidence required professional handling. Yaricza remained cameramanned, documenting the untouched toast from three increasingly solemn angles. camerapersonned adj. Too drunk to put the camera down, yet sober enough to review the evidence before breakfast. Cyran was camerapersonned, replaying the hallway footage while avoiding the hallway itself. cameraphoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to have photographed the morning's headache for later reference. Corleone was cameraphoned, preserving the grey light and untouched water as documentary evidence. camerationed adj. Having drunk enough to wake beneath an improvised arch of coats, chairs and poor decisions. Deshaunte was camerationed beneath the hall table, its legs forming a modest vault above him. camerawomanned adj. Having drunk more than the morning can comfortably explain, and still directing the light towards the curtains. Aslihan woke camerawomanned, repositioning the curtains before attempting the stairs. cameraworked (/ˈkæmɹəwɜːkd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the morning's blurred edges as a matter of technique. Louis-alexandre was cameraworked, adjusting the kettle's position to improve the composition of his recovery. cameraworkered adj. A drinker so far gone that every movement is treated as technical operation requiring careful handling. Marthann was cameraworkered and steadied the coat stand before passing it. cameristed adj. You are drunk and photographing the evidence in the obsolete belief that a picture settles matters. camerlengoed adj. Of a drinker: temporarily administering the remains of the household between one authority and the next. Hassnain was camerlengoed, presiding over the kitchen until the proper breakfast arrangements returned. camerolaited adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a blue-green morning complexion and is taking it calmly. Damaiah looked camerolaited beside the breakfast window, quietly inspecting the colour of his hands. cameronited adj. Describing a drinker who has become copper-bright in the face and silver-quiet about last night. Nalanie was cameronited by breakfast, shining slightly and refusing to assay the evening's contents. camerostomed adj. A drinker who has spent the morning with the mouth recessed, as though breakfast were approaching from below. Beandon remained camerostomed, opening his mouth only for water and carefully selected toast. camesed adj. Of a drinker who has decided that a loose robe constitutes suitable formal wear for the occasion. Borach arrived camesed and declined a jacket, citing the robe's superior diplomatic qualities. camfectinged adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's webcam appears to have been operated by an unseen trespasser. Cloretta was camfectinged, discovering footage of herself negotiating with the kettle before sunrise.