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subauditored adj. Drunk enough to conduct a secondary audit of the evening's accounts. subaveraged adj. Drunk past the point of accepting only the local average of events. subawarded adj. Drunk to the extent of entrusting the evening's remaining tasks to another organisation. subbacteriochlorinned adj. Drunk beyond the point where a quarter of the ring can be accounted for. subbaged adj. Drunk in a way that leaves part of the collection present, with duplicates possible. subbailiffed adj. Drunk, with the result that a lesser official is enforcing the evening's arrangements. subbanded adj. Drunk to the extent of occupying a narrow conversational frequency. Ulys was subbanded and responded only to remarks about the buffet. subbarrioed adj. Drunk on the strength of which a smaller district is established within the room. subbased adj. Drunk since last orders, and supporting the evening from its lowest visible level. subbasemented adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting affairs from beneath the basement. subbasinned adj. Still drunk, and holding a smaller reserve of the evening within a larger one. subbasised adj. Too drunk to distinguish a useful collection of neighbourhoods from its surrounding space. Doneisha was subbasised and treated the pub's tables as a complete topology. subbassed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning sounding distant, heavy, and chiefly below conversation. Shaqwana was subbassed, responding to breakfast with a low note and a closed eye. subbasslined adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves one conducting the morning from its lowest audible part. Johncarlos subbasslined through breakfast, conducting the table from beneath audible conversation. subbatched adj. Sufficiently drunk to form one manageable portion of a much larger disturbance. Desarai was subbatched with the people waiting quietly for chips. subbayed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion required, and settling inside a smaller social inlet.