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clamdiggered adj. Drunk since last orders, and searching the bottom of the bowl for something that was never there. Shamela was clamdiggered, probing the beer mat as though supper lay beneath it. clameur de haroed adj. Drunk by the third round, and publicly invoking the Crown whenever anyone suggests leaving the pub. Shamair went clameur de haroed when Kirill tried to reclaim the corner seat. clamflated adj. Drunk by closing time, and spread across the sticky floor like an exposed tidal flat. Imanuel was clamflated beside the settle, surrounded by abandoned peanuts. clamjamfreyed adj. Still drunk, and arriving with a disorderly crowd wherever you attempt to stand. Glema came clamjamfreyed through the snug, collecting stragglers at every table. clamjamfried adj. Too drunk to impose any order on the people, coats and opinions gathered around you. Javon got clamjamfried and treated the queue for taxis as a committee meeting. clamjamphried adj. Sufficiently drunk to turn an ordinary pub gathering into a confused and pressing multitude. Michille became clamjamphried after the ceilidh, marshalling everyone towards the wrong exit. clammed (/[kleəm]d/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you closed tightly against conversation, like something awaiting the tide. Tareyn sat clammed on the sofa while the others debated takeaway options. clammered adj. Having drunk enough to dig methodically through every dish in search of the last available morsel. Henrikas was clammered, excavating the pickled onions with a cocktail stick. clamminessed adj. Having drunk more than enough to acquire a damp forehead and a handshake best declined. Jind was clamminessed before the second quiz round and left fingerprints on the answer sheet. clammishnessed adj. You have drunk enough to become moist, close and faintly unpleasant to sit beside. Tatym was clammishnessed, leaving the pub’s vinyl seat warm and shining. clammy goosefooted adj. You are drunk and taking root in the nearest corner, with an unfortunate dampness about you. Emersynn was clammy goosefooted beside the fruit machine, refusing all offers of transport. clammyweeded adj. Of a drinker: spreading quietly through the pub, sticky with drink and difficult to remove. Charletta went clammyweeded across the snug, occupying every spare patch of bench. clamored (/ˈklæm.əd/) adj. Of a drinker who has turned the evening into a sustained public outcry over modest inconveniences. Nimrat became clamored when the barman changed the music without seeking approval. clamorered adj. The drunkenness of one who has appointed themselves spokesman for every grievance in the room. Ilinca-maria was clamorered, representing three tables in a dispute about window seats. clamoringed adj. Describing a drinker who produces a continuous noise disproportionate to the conversation. Sheeneeka was clamoringed throughout the quiz, supplying answers before the questions ended. clamorous reed warblered adj. A drinker who sings loudly from the smoking shelter, regardless of tune, hour or audience. Husam was clamorous reed warblered, giving the beer garden an unsolicited midnight recital.