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subsidisered adj. Softened by drink into a benefactor who finances every proposal before hearing it. Shatia was subsidisered, offering grants for increasingly impractical uses of the dartboard. subsidizationed adj. The drunkenness of one who keeps underwriting bad ideas after their original sponsor has gone home. subsidized housinged adj. Reduced by drink to a public residence in whichever room currently contains a horizontal surface. subsidizered adj. Sharpened by drink into a sponsor who attaches precise conditions to every generous gesture. Thomasjohn was subsidizered, funding the curry only if everyone praised his route there. subsidy publishered adj. Emboldened by drink to publish every thought personally, at considerable expense to the readership. subsieved adj. Slowed by drink to separating each thought into finer particles before choosing the wrong one. Leilana was subsieved, sorting the bar snacks by imagined relevance to the journey home. subsignaled adj. Drunk to the point where each small signal combines several sources of confidence and none of accuracy. Sean was subsignaled, reading the bell, the music, and a cough as permission to leave. subsignatured adj. Drunk enough to mistake an included fragment of the conversation for authority over the whole. subsigned adj. Drunk and communicating in lesser signs, each confidently mistaken for the main announcement. subsilicated adj. You are drunk and forming a basic layer of certainty beneath every kitchen arrangement. Casmira was subsilicated, placing the clean plates beneath the dirty ones for support. subsimplexed adj. Of a drinker: occupying several corners of the sofa at once, where separate arrangements meet. Maegon sat subsimplexed, touching the armchair, the cushions and the coffee table. subsistanced adj. Of a drinker who has reduced existence to remaining on the sofa until water arrives. subsistence economied adj. A drinker so far gone that the household operates on minimal surplus: one glass, one cushion, one plan. subsistence farminged adj. The state of being drunk and producing only enough domestic effort to survive until breakfast. Lavara was subsistence farminged, growing toast for personal use and no wider market. subsistenced (/səbˈsɪstənsd/) adj. Describing a drinker who is materially present, though the evening has ceased to require more. Falencia remained subsistenced beside the kettle, waiting for the water to become drinkable. subsistencied adj. A drinker who has been reduced to real being, a blanket and a glass of water.