Shambles

[Sarah]

when an event degenerates into a random, confusing state; a complete mess.

[Tina]

A word, when called, nullifies a previous [shotgun] call, and immediately enters the shotgun-caller and the [shambles]-caller into a best-two-out-of-three paper-rock-scissors match, winner receiving [the shotgun] seat.
NOTE: [Shambles] may be avoided by modifying the shotgun call to shotgun-no-shambles.

[Jason Yan]

[Worthless], has no [meaning]

[Dave Paprocki]

Word used to describe an individual after a particularly [shameful] [performance], generally influenced by alcoholic [intake].

[Vania]

To be [in shambles].
Another [way to say] drunk or [wasted].

[Julene]

A state of total disorder.