Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Subdolous

Subdolousa.crafty, cunning, artful, sly, deceitful

3458

Subduce

Subduce, or Subductv.t.to take or draw away

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Subduction

Subductionn.the act of taking away, subtraction

3460

Subdue

Subduev.t.to conquer, reduce, tame, oppress

3461

Subduement

Subduementn.the act of subduing, ob.

3462

Subduer

Subduern.one who subdues, one who conquers

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Subduple

Subduplea.half, one out of two

3464

Subduplicate

Subduplicatea.in the ratio of the square roots

3465

Subequal

Subequala.nearly equal, approaching equality

3466

Suberate

Suberaten.a salt formed by suberic acid and a base

3467

Suberic

Suberica.denoting the acid of cork

3468

Suberose

Suberosea.as if somewhat gnawed

3469

Suberous

Suberousa.corky, soft and elastic

3470

Subfuse

Subfusea.somewhat brown or tawny, duskish

3471

Subinfeudation

Subinfeudationn.sale or fessment made by a tenant or fessee, reserving rent to himself

3472

Subingression

Subingressionn.a secret or private entrance

3473

Subitaneous

Subitaneousa.sudden, hasty, unexpected

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Subjacent

Subjacenta.lying or place under, subject to

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Subject

Subjectv.to put under, enslave, submit, expose

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Subject (2)

Subjectn.one who is under the dominion of another, a matter in debate, a thing treated of

3477

Subjection

Subjectionn.a being under government, the act of subduing

3478

Subjoin

Subjoinv.t.to add at the end, to add afterwards

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Subjugate

Subjugatev.to conquer, enslave, subdue, humble

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Subjugation

Subjugationn.the act of subduing or humbling

3481

Subjunction

Subjunctionn.the act of subjoining or adding

3482

Subjunctive

Subjunctivea.subjoined, put after, added

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Sublanate

Sublanatea.somewhat woolly