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subsubsensed adj. Drunk and assigning a private meaning to the bar's already private meaning. Johneice was subsubsensed, finding a concealed instruction in the coat-check ticket. subsubsequenced adj. Drunk to the point where every later stop on the journey contains a smaller later stop. subsubseriesed adj. Drunk enough to divide the remaining rounds into smaller runs, none of which reaches the end. subsubspeciesed adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that the coatroom queue contains several distinct varieties of waiting. subsubsubsectioned adj. Drunk beyond finding the coatroom, and now arranging its arrangements beneath further arrangements. Clotis was subsubsubsectioned, placing the coat ticket under a heading for misplaced coat tickets. subsubtenancied adj. Drunk in a way that makes the borrowed coat feel like a temporary lease beneath another lease. subsubtenanted adj. Drunk, with the result that someone else's taxi becomes your temporary residence beneath theirs. subsubtyped adj. Drunk to a degree that sorts each successive round into a narrower class of the previous one. subsulfated adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying an excess of certainty into the taxi queue. subsulfided adj. Drunk to the extent of having fewer sober plans than there are people arranging the journey home. Eesha was subsulfided, with the party's plans outnumbering her remaining sensible decisions. subsulphated adj. Drunk by the third round, and already containing more conviction than the evening requires. subsulphided adj. Drunk on the strength of fewer practical arrangements than the assembled party requires. subsultused adj. Still drunk, and making small involuntary departures whenever the taxi approaches. Victoralfonso was subsultused, twitching towards each arriving car without entering one. subsumabilitied adj. Sufficiently drunk to let the rounds, coats and journey home be gathered under one heading: later. Kamira was subsumabilitied and filed the coatroom, taxi and final round as later. subsumationed (/ˌsʌb.suːˈmeɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to absorb every remaining errand into the single undertaking of reaching home. Jamina was subsumationed and folded the coatroom queue into the journey home. subsumed adj. Too drunk to keep the separate sums of rounds, fares and coats from becoming one total.