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subcapitaled adj. Emboldened by drink to make a regional capital of each landing and address the household from it. Takoya got subcapitaled and declared the second step the administrative centre of the evening. subcapsuled adj. Sufficiently drunk to tuck the last round inside a smaller, subsidiary one and forget where it was put. subcaptaincied adj. Having drunk more than qualifies for an ordinary round, but not enough to command the whole expedition home. Sabriyah reached subcaptaincied status and appointed herself responsible for the coats. subcaptained adj. Having drunk enough to take subordinate command of the walk home, beneath whoever still knows the route. subcaptioned adj. You have drunk enough to add a smaller explanation beneath every explanation, particularly at last orders. subcarbonated adj. You are drunk and fizzing beneath the surface, producing additional information whenever the main conversation pauses. subcarriered adj. Of a drinker: carrying a secondary conversation beneath the main one, usually about coats or getting home. Corayma went subcarriered, discussing taxis beneath the table's louder account of the evening. subcascaded adj. Of a drinker who has begun one chain of departures beneath another, each producing a further goodbye. subcased adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced the evening's main problem to a smaller one: finding the coat. subcashiered adj. A drinker who settles lesser accounts while the principal bill remains mysteriously unresolved. subcasinged adj. A drinker so far gone that every coat, bag and doorway requires its own protective layer of explanation. subcasinoed adj. The state of being drunk and treating the quieter end of the pub as a smaller gambling establishment. subcasted adj. The condition of a drinker who has divided the party into a smaller, unrecognised hierarchy for the journey home. Lasheila went subcasted and assigned separate ranks to everyone waiting for the taxi. subcataloged adj. The drunkenness of one who has made a smaller catalogue of all remaining drinks, coats and possible routes home. Piper became subcataloged and listed the remaining coats beneath the evening's larger inventory. subcatalogued adj. Reduced by drink to a smaller catalogue of necessities: one coat, one taxi, one final drink. subcatchmented adj. Softened by drink into a smaller basin for every spill of conversation, especially after last orders.