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subringed adj. The drunkenness of one who conducts the evening inside a smaller, fully functioning circle. subrisioned adj. Reduced by drink to a small smile, suitable for occasions requiring no further expression. subrisked adj. Softened by drink into treating each minor hazard as a subsidiary matter. subrogationed adj. Sharpened by drink into replacing the responsible party without acquiring the corresponding duties. subrogeed adj. Loosened by drink into acting for someone else's claim, without being entirely sure whose. Nykeba became subrogeed and pursued Alike's missing coat with borrowed authority. subrogored adj. Emboldened by drink to appoint another person to conduct the argument on your behalf. Jmia became subrogored and sent Cagan to negotiate with the barman. subroled adj. Slowed by drink to performing only the secondary part of the evening's proceedings. subroofed adj. Drunk and sheltering beneath an inner roof, despite already being indoors. Chenay became subroofed and sought cover beneath the smaller ceiling over the bar. subroomed adj. Drunk to the point where each room appears to contain a smaller room. subrooted adj. You have drunk enough to keep correcting your balance towards a smaller, subsidiary point of support. subrounded adj. You are drunk and only capable of completing part of the round before losing track of whose turn it is. Symphanie subrounded at the pub quiz, leaving the whole table waiting while she reconsidered whose turn it was. subrouted adj. Of a drinker: taking a secondary route through the house because the principal one appears needlessly ambitious. subroutine called adj. Describing a drinker who responds to every request with the same delayed, pre-programmed action. subroutined adj. Of a drinker who has broken every movement into small repeated tasks, each awaiting its own instruction. Shizuka went subroutined, lifting one foot only after the other had safely landed. subrowed adj. A drinker who keeps to a subordinate line of progress, one careful step behind the conversation. subruled adj. A drinker so far gone that each broad instruction acquires a narrower, unusable interpretation.