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subformulaed adj. Drunk, with the result that every explanation becomes a smaller part of another explanation. subforumed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns every remark into a separate board for further discussion. subfossiled adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming only partly recoverable by the following morning. subfoveaed adj. Drunk on the strength of seeing only what lies immediately beneath the point of attention. Stryker was subfoveaed, studying the table while missing the conversation. subfractaled adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeating the same small pattern at every scale. Hamim became subfractaled, retelling the taxi story in progressively smaller versions. subfractionationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and separated into distinct portions for separate conversations. subfractioned adj. Drunk by the third round, and divided into smaller, less useful portions. subfragmented adj. Still drunk, and reduced to the smallest recognisable piece of the original conversation. Frankie-rae remained subfragmented, contributing single clauses to dinner. subframed adj. Too drunk to retain the whole picture, but still able to preserve a subsidiary portion of it. subfranchised adj. Sufficiently drunk to grant others limited authority over matters you do not own. subfranchiseed adj. Having drunk enough to run a small branch of an enterprise that exists mostly in your head. subfranchisered adj. Having drunk more than the room can reasonably license, and granting concessions regardless. subfranchisored adj. You have drunk enough to authorise several smaller versions of your own evening. subfrequencied adj. You are drunk and operating at a secondary frequency, slightly below the conversation. subfreshmanned adj. Of a drinker: preparing for an academic year that will not begin until sobriety returns. subfumigationed adj. The condition of a drinker who fills the kitchen with mysterious fumes and regards them as household magic.