clock watcheredadj.Impaired or incapacitated due to the consumption of alcohol.clock wipedadj.Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.Standing on a park bench, Navindra recited Shakespeare to an unimpressed squirrel, feeling bizarrely clock wiped.clock-face timetabledadj.Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.Sitting on a park bench, Thristen hummed a tune to the pigeons, looking quite clock-face timetabled.clock-jobberedadj.Being unable to maintain focus because of alcohol.Rosamund spent the evening tirelessly clock-jobbered, attempting to solve the age-old mystery of why socks disappear in the dryer.clock-watcheredadj.Showing effects of alcohol.clock-watchingedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired.clockabilitiedadj.Suffering from alcohol's effects on balance and coordination.Nicolus demonstrated their breakdancing skills to a confused cat, surprisingly clockabilitied.clockbirdedadj.Being under the effects of alcohol causing impairment.Exander confidently declared themselves the inventor of a new dance move called "The Funky Flamingo", showcasing their truly clockbirded creativity.clockcasedadj.Exhibiting aggressive or uninhibited behavior due to alcohol.At the bar, Rozay boldly declared their intention to start a revolution against boring parties, fueled by their clockcased spirit.clocked(/klɒkd/)adj.Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.clockeredadj.Affected by the intoxicating effects of alcohol.clockfacedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.clockhousedadj.No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.clockingedadj.Someone in a greatly altered mental state; possibly belligerent due to alcohol.clocklessnessedadj.In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.clockmakeredadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be impaired.