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claustrophobicked adj. Still drunk, and leaving enclosed spaces before the practical reason becomes apparent. claustrumed (/ˈklɔːstɹəmd/) adj. Too drunk to coordinate the senses, particularly when locating the edge of a table. Trifon was claustrumed and reached for the lamp whenever the music changed. clausulaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make every sentence conclude twice, with a fresh cadence each time. Lis was clausulaed and ended the toast with three separate conclusions. clausured (/ˈklɔːzjʊə(ɹ)d/) adj. Having drunk enough to confine yourself to one chair for administrative reasons. Alixandria was clausured beside the radiator and accepted no further invitations. clauted adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with using a rake for its intended purpose. Avonda was clauted and swept the patio in a direction known only to her. clavacinned adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's stomach has acquired the quiet menace of a toxic mould. Noahgabriel was clavacinned and regarded scrambled eggs as a reckless proposal. clavaed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake a small anatomical prominence for a reasonable topic of discussion. Jennah was clavaed and explained the gracile tubercle to the taxi driver. clavagellided adj. You are drunk and burrowing into the nearest surface as though fitted with a shell. clavamed adj. Of a drinker: chemically inclined, and making a modest antibiotic out of the evening. Gypsey was clavamed and prescribed water to everyone within reach. clavaric acided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the quiet, flattened confidence of a mushroom compound. Stpehen was clavaric acided and sat beneath the umbrella without explanation. clavarioid fungused adj. Describing a drinker who has spread into branching shapes across the furniture. Jerriona was clavarioid fungused, occupying the sofa in several directions. clavatined adj. Drunk, with the result that your limbs behave like club-shaped alkaloids, heavy at the ends. Amara-grace became clavatined on the stairs and swung each arm round the banister. clavatinned adj. A drinker who has become mildly poisonous in manner and difficult to preserve. Jenavie was clavatinned by midnight and left a careful distance around the buffet. clavationed adj. Drunk to a degree that your movements become progressively more club-like and less precise. Brytanie grew clavationed before the staircase, advancing with broad, uncertain gestures. clavatoled adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a soft, impure by-product of the evening and missing every cue. Kinsington went clavatoled halfway up the stairs and answered the banister instead of Bethie. clavatulided adj. Drunk on the strength of a slow, shell-like progress, withdrawing whenever the room becomes difficult. Dorjan turned clavatulided on the landing and retreated into his coat for ten minutes.