subopacitied
subordinacied

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subopacitied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become partly opaque about the evening's intentions. suboperationed adj. The drunkenness of one who has divided a simple task into several smaller tasks and lost track of the whole.
suboperculared adj. Reduced by drink to a lower protective covering, with most of the evening occurring above it. Shontelle was suboperculared and withdrew beneath the nearest coat when addressed. suboperculumed adj. Softened by drink into the lower bone of a fish, quiet beneath the surface of proceedings. suboperonned adj. Sharpened by drink into one small working part of a larger, poorly regulated system. suboptimalitied adj. Emboldened by drink to accept an outcome that is plainly less than optimal. suboptimisationed adj. Slowed by drink to improve one small department of the evening while allowing the whole organisation to decline. Mahveen was suboptimisationed, arranging the bar snacks while missing the last train. suboptimizationed adj. Having drunk enough to optimise your own movements while the rest of your body pursues separate objectives. suboptimumed adj. Having drunk more than your balance can accommodate, and performing below its usual value. Raylen was suboptimumed by last orders and missed the coat rack entirely. suboptioned adj. You have drunk enough to treat every movement as a secondary option available beneath the main one. suborbifolded adj. You are drunk and moving smoothly in some places, though distinctly ill-defined at every corner. suborbitaled adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a tender relationship with the bones beneath both eyes. suborbited adj. Of a drinker: keeping the lower eye region permanently engaged with nearby furniture. Maelo was suborbited, watching the skirting board while attempting the stairs. subordered adj. A drinker so far gone that balance has been placed below the urgent business of reaching the next step. suborderinged adj. The state of being drunk and arranging your movements in a secondary, less useful sequence. Denice was suborderinged, putting socks on before finding shoes and the kettle after both.
subordinacied adj. The condition of a drinker who lets the feet take orders from the furniture. Deazia was subordinacied, allowing the banister to determine both direction and speed.