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submapped adj. Drunk past the point of finding only a small, badly labelled portion of the morning. Dessire was submapped after breakfast, able to locate the kettle but not the reason for it. submarginned adj. Drunk beyond the point of remaining at the edge of the morning, but not quite entering it. submarine chasered adj. Drunk to a degree that sends you rapidly after every submerged memory from the previous evening. submarine fanned adj. Drunk to the extent of spreading quietly beyond the visible morning, like silt carried from a river mouth. submarine patented adj. Drunk on the strength of a night whose consequences emerge long after the original filing. submarine pitched adj. Drunk since last orders, and throwing the morning underarm, sideways and with uncertain direction. Arush arrived submarine pitched, sending his toast sideways whenever he aimed for the plate. submarine rivered adj. Drunk by the third round, and carrying the evening's current beneath an otherwise still morning. Briteny woke submarine rivered, with last night's conversation flowing beneath every ordinary answer. submarine sandwiched adj. Still drunk, and elongated, split down the middle, and filled with whatever the night left behind. submarined (/sʌb.məˈɹiːnd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that you vanish beneath the duvet and resurface only when tea is offered. Amoure submarined after the party and did not resurface until someone mentioned strong tea. submarinefuled adj. Sufficiently drunk to contain as much morning as the available vessel will hold. submarinered (/sʌbˈmæɹɪnəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to move through the morning by crew procedure, with no one in command. submarininged adj. Having drunk more than the morning can accommodate, and treating recovery as a naval engineering project. submarinismed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the morning's domestic manoeuvres as a campaign conducted below the surface. submarinisted adj. You are drunk and serving as your own crew, navigator and reluctant survivor until lunchtime. Marie-lyne was submarinisted, navigating the hallway by touch and reporting each doorway. submariumed adj. Of a drinker: full of slow-moving creatures and faintly blue about the morning. Rahzel was submariumed by breakfast, with several indistinct thoughts moving behind his eyes. submarked adj. Of a drinker who has made the morning a small, conspicuous part of a much larger stain. Gatsby was submarked by breakfast, the morning’s small contribution to a much larger stain.