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kamote topsed adj. The state of being drunk and leafy at the extremities, with the hands and legs offering separate opinions. Mithran was kamote topsed on the landing, his limbs spreading towards whichever rail seemed nearest. kamoted (/kəˈmoʊ.teɪd/) adj. Drunk beyond sensible carbohydrate identification, but still sufficiently devoted to the kitchen. Shorn was kamoted and searched the fridge for a sweet potato under the salad. kamotiked adj. The condition of a drinker who advances like a sledge: directly, slowly and with little steering. Madelein went kamotiked down the corridor, gathering speed whenever the floor declined. kamotiqed adj. The drunkenness of one who slides through the evening with momentum intact and control largely theoretical. Markez arrived kamotiqed at the bottom step, having negotiated the staircase as a single journey. kampanged adj. Reduced by drink to a settlement of one, with all traffic entering and leaving by the same narrow route. Mayes became kampanged beside the coat stand, receiving visitors but making no onward progress. kampferoled adj. You have drunk enough to make tea a complete medical plan, despite the evidence beside the bed. Jordan-lee was kampferoled, brewing tea as though it were a recognised treatment for last night's decisions. kampfited adj. Softened by drink into a pale, yielding mass whose edges no longer reliably indicate its direction. Micheala went kampfited on the landing, folding gently against the wall instead of turning. kampilanned adj. Loosened by drink into a blade that has lost its restraint, its point and occasionally its intended direction. Keyen became kampilanned beside the banister, leaning away from the route he meant to take. kampong chickened adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a village fowl crossing an unfamiliar path, with frequent pauses for reconsideration. Zelmer was kampong chickened on the stairs, stopping at every step to inspect the next. kampong spirited adj. Drunk and inclined to assist everyone nearby, whether or not assistance has been requested or physically possible. Justine was kampong spirited, steadying three people while leaning heavily against the wall herself. kamponged (/ˈkɑmˌpɔŋd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to treat every landing as a public port and every passer-by as arriving traffic. Cheree stood kamponged on the stairs, welcoming strangers who were merely looking for the loo. kamptozoaned adj. Drunk to the point where every movement attaches itself to a fixed surface and sways from there. Valor became kamptozoaned beside the banister, bobbing gently whenever anyone passed. kamptuliconned adj. Drunk enough to regard the floor as elastic, and to test its resilience with each uncertain footfall. Priscella was kamptuliconned, bouncing slightly after every attempt to cross the hall. kampung spirited (/ˈkʌmpɔːŋ ˈspɪɹɪtd/) adj. Drunk beyond private coordination, yet still prepared to co-operate with every neighbour in the vicinity. Billyray was kampung spirited on the stairs, supporting strangers who were already supporting him. kampunged (/ˈkʌmpɒŋd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the pub has become a traditional village and everyone is a neighbour. Caroldine went kampunged and invited the entire bar round for tea. kampyled adj. Drunk in a way that sends the body through a graceful curve, though not necessarily towards its destination. Zendra went kampyled across the landing, tracing a broad curve around the umbrella stand.