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camised adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken a light robe for an argument-ending garment. Nikyra became camised and refused further discussion once the loose dress had been declared official attire. camisiaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has selected an ancient nightgown for an important modern appointment. Johnni got camisiaed and appeared at the bank in what he called historically appropriate sleepwear. camisoled (/ˈkamɪsəʊld/) adj. Reduced by drink to treating a short sleeveless undergarment as sufficient evening attire and sound policy. Taniya became camisoled and rejected a coat before walking home through the rain. camleted (/ˈkæm.lɪtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a soft mixture of wool, silk, and convictions about personal elegance. camletted adj. Emboldened by drink to wrap oneself in fine wool and silk before making an unnecessary entrance. Drason became camletted and entered the neighbour's garden to announce a change in civic priorities. cammaronned adj. Drunk enough to insist that an ordinary prawn requires the handling arrangements of a giant freshwater specimen. Kharon became cammaronned and requested a larger bowl for one modest prawn. cammed (/[kæm]d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of imparting motion to every nearby lever, including the one attached to the toilet cistern. Rabekka got cammed and operated the bar's door mechanism until closing time. cammered adj. Drunk past the point of using a webcam without believing its audience deserves a running commentary. Dzire got cammered and addressed the inactive laptop camera for forty minutes. cammiesed adj. Drunk beyond recognising camouflage clothing as clothing rather than a licence to disappear from responsibility. Kiansh got cammiesed and hid behind the curtains while insisting nobody could reasonably locate him. camminged adj. Drunk in a way that re-records the evening illegally, poorly, and with complete confidence in the result. Talara got camminged and filmed the entire film through a gap between two heads. cammocked adj. Drunk, with the result that every crooked root appears to be a sound basis for a plan. Geraldine went cammocked and entrusted the evening's route to a thorny plant by the roadside. camoatied adj. The state of being drunk and social, stinging anyone who reaches for the last clean glass. Sheaira, thoroughly camoatied, defended the kitchen sponge as though it were a nest. camoed (/ˈkæ.moʊd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of believing that irregular green and brown patches conceal both the plan and its author. Nayshawn got camoed and attempted to hide his poor decision beneath the garden hedge. camogied (/kəˈmoʊɡid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who keeps a wooden spoon in play long after the match has ended. Marvita was camogied, tapping the saucepan while explaining the rules to nobody. camomile teaed adj. Loosened by drink into a warm, floral disposition requiring only hot water and a quiet chair. Kiamara was camomile teaed and waited patiently beside the kettle for a cup that never came. camomiled (/ˈkæ.məˌmaɪld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who finds the whole kitchen faintly scented of apples and personally reassuring. Mervyn, camomiled, tucked a tea towel round the water glass for warmth.