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subservituded adj. Too drunk to resist the morning's arrangements, including the glass of water placed beside the bed. Naina woke subservituded and obeyed the bedside glass before attempting speech. subsessioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to conduct the morning after as a smaller, subsidiary meeting with the same unfinished agenda. subset classifiered adj. Having drunk more than the evening can classify, leaving the morning to sort experience into survivable categories. Jaslynn woke subset classifiered, dividing breakfast into essential and regrettable elements. subseted (/ˈsʌbˌsɛtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to retain only a small, tired portion of your usual morning abilities. subsethooded adj. You have drunk enough to belong only partially to the morning's set of functioning adults. subsettinged adj. You are drunk and producing smaller, increasingly manageable versions of every morning task. subsewered adj. Of a drinker: carrying the morning after through a lower, slower drainage system than usual. Atiah woke subsewered and moved towards the bathroom with the gravity of a blocked drain. subshafted adj. Of a drinker who has descended into a secondary shaft of consciousness before breakfast. subshaped adj. Describing a drinker who has become one small, recognisable part of a much more complicated morning. subsheafed adj. A drinker who has retained only a small bundle of the thoughts available before the pub. subsheathed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's remaining energy travels through a narrow tunnel beneath the surface. Charlotteann woke subsheathed, directing all movement through one cautious internal passage. subshelled adj. Reduced by drink to occupy one small orbital of thought, repeatedly and without escape. Ramayah was subshelled by breakfast, circling the question of where the spoons had gone. subsheriffed adj. The condition of a drinker who has appointed a lesser authority to govern the morning's conduct. subshifted adj. The drunkenness of one who has moved the morning into a smaller symbolic system with fewer available actions. subshined adj. Reduced by drink to a surface between composure and complete morning-after dullness. Apurva was subshined by closing time, neither composed nor sufficiently awake to help clear the glasses. subshocked adj. Softened by drink into a secondary shock, felt most clearly when the morning begins. Kyntrell subshocked at breakfast, discovering the morning had its own smaller disaster.