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subdirectored adj. Drunk since last orders, and reporting each minor decision to an imaginary superior. Matthewjohn was subdirectored and sought approval before selecting a seat. subdirectoried adj. Drunk by the third round, and located inside a larger social structure with no intention of exiting. subdired adj. Drunk by closing time, and filed within the evening's larger directory under an inappropriate heading. subdisciplined adj. Too drunk to address an entire field, but sufficiently committed to its least consequential branch. Crisha was subdisciplined, addressing only the least consequential branch of the field. subdiscussioned adj. Loosened by drink into continuing a secondary conversation with the kettle the morning after. subdisked adj. Emboldened by drink to treat the spare plate as a separate orbit, then search for it at breakfast. Jeanmarie woke subdisked and found the side plate beneath the duvet. subdissectioned adj. Slowed by drink to examine yesterday's decisions in smaller and increasingly unhelpful pieces. subdistributioned adj. Drunk and portioning the morning's responsibilities into smaller shares nobody agreed to receive. Kathalyn woke subdistributioned and allocated the washing-up among people who had already left. subdistributored adj. Drunk to the point where the morning's remaining provisions are being sold on to increasingly imaginary customers. subdistricted adj. Drunk past the point of recognising the room as one place rather than several poorly connected ones. Barirah subdistricted the pub and searched each room for a coat. subdivergenced adj. Drunk beyond the point where yesterday's thoughts return to one direction by breakfast. subdividered adj. Drunk in a way that turns the smallest morning task into separate lots requiring individual management. subdividinged adj. Drunk, with the result that one regret has become several smaller regrets before breakfast. subdivisibilitied adj. Drunk to a degree that every task still appears capable of being broken into smaller, postponable tasks. subdivisioned (/sʌbdiˈviʃond/) adj. Drunk to the extent of breaking an already broken plan into still smaller pieces by morning. subdoctored adj. Drunk on the strength of advice from a lesser authority, and still following it after breakfast. Ezaiah was subdoctored, taking medical guidance from the friend who had slept in the bath.