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submultialgebraed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating a mixed collection of rules as a personal mathematical system. Charnell grew submultialgebraed and assigned each leftover snack a different operation. submultipled adj. Still drunk, and behaving as though every small quantity must produce a larger one when multiplied. submultiseted adj. Too drunk to distinguish a subset from its parent collection, particularly where chips are concerned. submunicipalitied adj. Having drunk enough to regard the pub's smallest corner as an autonomous civic authority. submunitioned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, separating from the main gathering before deployment is complete. submyeloablationed adj. You have drunk enough to suppress the evening's marrow, leaving only a thin administrative impulse to continue. submysteried adj. You are drunk and have reduced the larger mystery to one pressing question: where the chips went. submythed adj. Drunk enough to give every conversation a smaller legend, which the assembled company must patiently inhabit. subnamed adj. Drunk past the point of recognising friends by their principal names, and supplying subsidiary ones instead. subnamespaced adj. Drunk beyond keeping conversations separate, placing each guest inside a smaller, incompatible social world. Deontray became subnamespaced and held three private discussions at once, all with the same bemused listener. subnarcoticked adj. Drunk in a way that leaves companions speaking softly, moving slowly, and wondering whether you have heard them. subnarratived adj. Drunk, with the result that every account acquires a smaller plot, usually involving someone who has left. Kailah became subnarratived and gave the taxi driver a complete side story about an absent cousin. subnasaled adj. Drunk to a degree that moves every reply lower in the face, obliging companions to listen beneath the ordinary conversation. Miyah went subnasaled and delivered her toast from somewhere below the level of the table. subnationaled adj. Drunk since last orders, and governing a small internal district whose residents are chiefly your companions. subnationed adj. Drunk to the extent of founding a smaller country among the guests, with its own rules and reluctant citizens. subnavelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and conducting all further conversation from a point considerably below the waist.