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subtrahended (/ˈsʌbtɹəhɛndd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every quantity is reduced by another, including the distance to the kebab shop. subtraited adj. Drunk to a degree that one minor mannerism becomes a complete theory of personality. subtrajectoried adj. Drunk to the extent of following a small, elegant course directly into the nearest hedge. Betuel was subtrajectoried and traced a careful path from the garden gate to the hedge. subtransactioned adj. Drunk on the strength of one small purchase, which has somehow become the evening's principal financial event. subtranscriptomed adj. Drunk since last orders, and retaining only the fragments of the evening that can be repeated at breakfast. subtransected adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving beneath the conversation rather than through it. subtreasurered adj. Drunk by closing time, and entrusted with the pub's entire reserve of loose change. Krayton was subtreasurered and appointed himself keeper of the tip jar. subtreasurershipped adj. Still drunk, and conducting the affairs of a minor treasury from beside the coat stand. Jahvarn remained subtreasurershipped, balancing imaginary accounts on a beer mat. subtreasuried adj. Too drunk to distinguish a subordinate depositary from the cupboard containing the spare glasses. subtreatmented adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a minor remedy as a complete medical programme, beginning with chips. subtreed adj. Having drunk enough to become wholly contained within the larger arrangement of the sofa. subtrended adj. Having drunk more than the prevailing fashion permits, and now pursuing a private movement towards the kebab shop. Bhaven was subtrended, following a distinct line away from the fashionable restaurant. subtrialed adj. You have drunk enough to treat the journey home as a subordinate legal proceeding. Demontrell was subtrialed and heard evidence from both sides of the pavement. subtriangled adj. You are drunk and occupying one precise corner of a larger argument about whose turn it is to leave. subtribed adj. Of a drinker: drunk into a small, orderly division of the larger gathering, namely those eating chips. Cheisa was subtribed and joined the quiet faction beside the napkin dispenser. subtribunaled adj. Of a drinker who has established a lesser court for deciding who deserves the last round.