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subnormaled adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary social abilities seem to have been issued in a reduced specification. Suzzie was subnormaled after the second bottle, requiring assistance with greetings, doors, and the concept of coats. subnormalitied (/ˌsʌbnɔːˈmælɪtɪd/) adj. The state of being drunk and operating below the usual standard, to the steady inconvenience of nearby people. Tiranke entered subnormalitied and made the hosts repeat the seating plan until everyone had lost interest. subnotationed adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned every ordinary remark into an official instruction for somebody else. subnotebooked adj. Drunk on the strength of a screen too small for the task and a keyboard barely larger than necessary. subnucleused adj. Drunk since last orders, and conducting a smaller, independent version of the evening within yourself. subnumbered adj. Drunk by the third round, and assigning subsidiary numbers to matters that had not required numbering. subnumerationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and numbering the smaller parts of an arrangement already adequately numbered. Fynn grew subnumerationed and labelled the spare chairs beneath the table's existing scheme. subnutritioned adj. Still drunk, and mildly undernourished in the particular manner of someone who chose crisps over supper. subobject classifiered adj. Sufficiently drunk to sort every person in the room into a category, with one evidently reserved for truth. subobjected adj. Too drunk to remain whole in conversation, and now functioning as a component of someone else's sentence. Teshana became subobjected and supplied only the final word of each reply. subobjectived adj. Having drunk enough to pursue a secondary aim with the concentration normally reserved for the main one. suboccipitaled adj. Having drunk more than the neck can reasonably support, with the small muscles undertaking most of the work. Devonia was suboccipitaled and held her head with careful, localised effort. subocclusioned adj. You have drunk enough to permit only a partial passage of thought, usually at inconvenient intervals. Viktoriya was subocclusioned and allowed each useful idea through after a considerable pause. suboctaved adj. You are drunk and speaking one register below the conversation, though with confidence. suboculared adj. Of a drinker: especially inclined to notice what lies beneath the eyes, including the table. subofficed adj. Of a drinker who has established a smaller administrative room within the pub and begun issuing quiet instructions.