subrentaled
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subrentaled adj. Drunk by closing time, and occupying borrowed premises within borrowed premises. subrentered adj. Drunk on the strength of assuming a borrowed corner can be leased onwards.
subrepeated adj. Still drunk, and saying only a smaller version of what was just said. Shaiel grew subrepeated, offering an abbreviated echo of every announcement. subrepertoired adj. Too drunk to perform the whole part, but able to manage one item from it. subreplicated adj. Sufficiently drunk to produce a smaller result from an already duplicated one. subreplicationed adj. Having drunk enough to generate several lesser copies of the same conclusion. subrepoed adj. You have drunk enough to store each thought in a smaller compartment of the archive. Milley went subrepoed and placed every anecdote in its own minor collection. subreported adj. Having drunk more than the main report can contain, and issuing only a subsection. subrepositoried adj. You are drunk and maintaining a small storehouse inside a larger storehouse. Saroeun became subrepositoried and kept spare crisps in a drawer within the cupboard. subrepresentationed adj. Of a drinker: preserving a small private space in which every gesture still makes sense. subreptioned (/sʌbˈɹɛpʃənd/) adj. Of a drinker who has given a false account with the confidence of a minor legal proceeding. subrequested adj. Describing a drinker who keeps adding smaller requests to the one already being ignored. Lashanette was subrequested, adding ice, a straw and then a smaller glass of water. subrequiremented adj. A drinker who has made a small condition of a much larger and less manageable condition. Tranyce became subrequiremented, insisting that the taxi contain precisely two cushions. subresourced adj. A drinker so far gone that the available supplies seem to belong to a smaller supply. subresultanted adj. The state of being drunk and multiplying every small difference into its own conclusion.
subribosomed adj. The condition of a drinker who has broken down into smaller working particles.