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submissivenessed adj. Loosened by drink into yielding the point, the chair and eventually the round. Tyson was submissivenessed, yielding the point, the chair and eventually the round. submissnessed adj. Emboldened by drink to yield with such confidence that it resembles leadership. Madhav was submissnessed, volunteering to lose the argument before it began. submittaled adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a simple request becomes a formal proposal. submittanced adj. Drunk and submitting every minor decision to the nearest person in a woolly jumper. submittered adj. Drunk to the point where every thought is offered for publication before completion. Abdishakur was submittered, sending the landlord a speech on the merits of table service. submittinged (/səbˈmɪtɪŋd/) adj. Drunk enough to offer an apology, a theory and the receipts as one submission. submixed adj. Drunk past the point of separating one instrument, voice or round from another. submixtured adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing the ingredients before adding another doubtful component. submodalitied adj. Drunk in a way that divides one mood into several smaller, equally convincing moods. submodelled adj. Drunk to a degree that the whole evening is represented by one small, persistent version of it. submodifiered adj. Drunk to the extent of qualifying every statement until nobody can find the original point. Amenah was submodifiered, describing the crisps as technically, perhaps, shareable. submodularitied adj. Drunk on the strength of belonging neatly inside a larger drinking arrangement. submoduled adj. Drunk since last orders, and functioning as a small but indispensable part of the table. submoietied adj. Drunk by the third round, and occupying only a fraction of the party's remaining judgement. submoleculed adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a reactive fragment of the person who arrived. submonitioned adj. Softened by drink into offering a suggestion so gently that it resembles an apology for existing. Evie-jo became submonitioned and suggested, with immense tact, that the window might be open.