Pronounced 'Clegg-
ed'. A verb that describes the state of being removed to a Purveyor of
fine ales for the purchase and consumption of
alcoholic victuals against ones will.
This takes place in the sure knowledge that it is not a good idea, that 'her in-doors' will not be best pleased and that you will most likely end up sleeping in the porch.
"Ouchh, my head is killing me, how did I end up sleeping in the porch,
bugger I must have been clegged last
night".
"John you coming for a beer or 10"
John - "No I have to be home at 7, the
mother-in-law is coming round"
"Come on you know you want to"
John - "Yeh alright, it makes sense, now I'll tell her I was clegged"
Her "Where are you, you were meant to be home at 6"
Victim "Allo darling, don't worry I've been clegged"