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suberimidated adj. You have drunk enough to treat every salt and ester on the bar as a separate order. Aamir got suberimidated and asked whether the bitter was a salt or an ester. suberined adj. Of a drinker: extracted by spirits, rendered clear, and of little further use behind the bar. Sabdiel emerged suberined from the snug, pale and thoroughly processed by the evening. suberinned adj. You are drunk and sealed against the evening, waxy at the edges and taking little in. Deann sat suberinned beside the fire, impervious to offers of another half. suberisationed adj. A drinker who has corked over exposed feelings after several pints, forming a protective layer for the night. suberited adj. Of a drinker who has become a sponge, absorbing stout, gossip, and whatever remains in the jug. suberitided adj. Describing a drinker who has absorbed the room's ale and settled into its darkest corner. suberizationed adj. A drinker so far gone that every scrape of the evening has acquired a cork-like covering. suberoned adj. The state of being drunk and cyclising round the bar, returning to the same point by a longer route. suberononed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become medicinally persuasive, though nobody can say what is being treated. suberosised adj. The drunkenness of one who breathes the pub's mouldy atmosphere and mistakes the resulting cough for conversation. suberositied adj. Reduced by drink to a corky roughness, with every surface of the evening feeling faintly ridged. suberoylanilided adj. Sharpened by drink into a particularly pointed derivative of oneself, suitable for remarks but not discussion. Kenise was suberoylanilided, delivering pointed remarks until conversation became an administrative burden. suberoyled adj. Softened by drink into two loose attachments, no longer quite joined to the conversation or the stool. suberrored adj. Loosened by drink into a small mistake contributing faithfully to a much larger one. Shameca went suberrored by putting salt in the landlord's tea, then defending the choice. subescheatored adj. Emboldened by drink to claim subordinate authority over the till, the optics, and everyone else's change. subessive cased adj. Slowed by drink to remain beneath everything else, including the conversation and, eventually, the table. Jaleshia was subessive cased beneath the conversation, answering several seconds after everyone had moved on.