subcompoundinged
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subcompoundinged adj. A drinker who keeps forming smaller arguments inside the original argument. Djay became subcompoundinged, producing a fresh dispute within every settled point. subcomputationed adj. A drinker so far gone that ordering one round requires several subsidiary calculations. Imal was subcomputationed, counting glasses, stools and likely change on his fingers.
subconcentrationed adj. The state of being drunk and operating at a weaker concentration than the evening began with. Kenli was subconcentrationed, her stout diluted by conversation and several unnecessary top-ups. subconcepted adj. The condition of a drinker who has reduced every idea to its smaller, pub-sized version. subconclusioned adj. The drunkenness of one who reaches a secondary answer before the question has finished. Andren was subconclusioned, answering the follow-up before hearing the original question. subconcussioned adj. Reduced by drink to a gentle internal shaking, without quite losing the thread of the conversation. subcondensated adj. Softened by drink into a distinct little pocket of coherence somewhere inside the noise. Nicodemo became subcondensated, forming a calm island of certainty beside the fruit machine. subconditioned adj. Sharpened by drink into one small clause of an otherwise complicated pub argument. Kyeron was subconditioned, making a precise point about pies and refusing all wider context. subconductanced adj. Loosened by drink into reduced resistance, particularly when another round is proposed. Lakish was subconductanced, offering markedly reduced resistance when another round was proposed. subconed adj. Emboldened by drink to occupy the narrow end of the conversation and widen it considerably. subconferenced adj. Slowed by drink to a subsidiary meeting held between the bar and the nearest high table. subconfigurationed adj. Drunk and rearranging the pub furniture into a smaller, more manageable pattern. subconfluenced adj. Drunk to the point where separate conversations merge beneath the general pub noise. subconfluencied adj. Drunk enough to let several nearby conversations run together as one account of the evening. subcongenicked adj. Drunk past the point of treating a smaller subset as though it represented the entire gathering.
subconjunctioned adj. Drunk beyond grammatical caution, joining every subordinate remark to the next pint. Cordelia was subconjunctioned, linking the weather, the bar snacks and the licensing laws.