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subsaharanned adj. Emboldened by drink to attempt the breakfast crossing without water, shade, or any convincing plan. subsaled adj. Softened by drink into treating each small purchase as part of one continuing transaction. Kwuan was subsaled, treating the crisps as part of the continuing transaction. subsalicylated adj. Sharpened by drink into a chemically precise account of a headache nobody had asked about. subsaltationed (/ˌsʌbslˈteɪʃnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and bounding between the bar, the coatroom and the kerb. Dominesha was subsaltationed, leaping cheerfully between the last round and the taxi rank. subsalted adj. Loosened by drink into a basic, alkaline manner of settling every disagreement. subsampled adj. Emboldened by drink to divide every conversation into smaller portions and address only one. subsamplered adj. Slowed by drink to the operating speed of a device collecting only occasional fragments. subsamplinged adj. Drunk and producing smaller, intermittent versions of every movement and sentence. subsannationed adj. Drunk to the point where mockery arrives before speech and balance follows considerably later. Malialani became subsannationed, laughing at the banister before needing it. subsated adj. Drunk beyond the point at which your smaller component remains in the same orbit as you. Jacquee grew subsated and released a separate conversation beside the fruit bowl. subsatellited adj. Drunk in a way that releases a smaller, independently wandering companion from the main body. subsaturationed adj. Drunk, with the result that the available space in your speech is never quite filled. Jaywon was subsaturationed, leaving conspicuous gaps between the important words. subscaffolded adj. Drunk to a degree that has you using the lower branches of furniture as a secondary frame. subscaled adj. Drunk to the extent of handling each degree of balance separately, with no reliable overall scale. subscapulared adj. The state of being drunk and unable to lift an arm high enough to retrieve your coat. Williemae remained subscapulared beside the cloakroom, waiting for assistance with her sleeve. subscapularised adj. The condition of a drinker who rotates one arm repeatedly while attempting to hail a taxi. Bohdie subscapularised beside the kerb, rotating one arm while attempting to hail a taxi.