Webster's Dictionary 1806

3511

Submultiple

Submultiplen.a number or quantity contained in another a certain number of times, or an aliquot part of it

3512

Subnascent

Subnascenta.growing underneath

3513

Subnormal

Subnormaln.subperpendicular, or a line under the perpendicular to a curve

3514

Subnude

Subnudea.almost bare of leaves

3515

Suboctave

Suboctave, or Suboctuplea.one out of eight

3516

Suboctular

Suboctulara.placed under the eye

3517

Suborbiculate

Suborbiculatea.almost orbiculate

3518

Subordinacy

Subordinacy, or Subordinancyn.inferiority

3519

Subordinate

Subordinatea.inferior, lower, less, subject

3520

Subordinate (2)

Subordinatev.t.to range or put under another

3521

Subordinately

Subordinatelyad.in a subordinate manner

3522

Subordination

Subordinationn.a subordinate state, inferiority

3523

Suborn

Subornv.t.to procure by false means, to set up

3524

Subornation

Subornationn.the act of seducing to a base action, collusion

3525

Suborner

Subornern.one who suborns others

3526

Subovate

Subovatea.almost or nearly ovate

3527

Subpena

Subpenan.a writ that commands attendance

3528

Subpetiolate

Subpetiolatea.having a very short petiole

3529

Subqudruple

Subqudruplea.a fourth, that has one out of four

3530

Subquintuple

Subquintuplea.a fifth, that has one out of five

3531

Subramose

Subramosea.having few branches

3532

Subrector

Subrectorn.the deputy or substitute of rector

3533

Subreption

Subreptionn.the act of obtaining by surprise or deceit

3534

Subreptitious

Subreptitiousa.fraudulently obtained

3535

Subrogate

Subrogatev.t.to depute in the place of another

3536

Subrogation

Subrogationn.a putting in the place of another

3537

Subrotund

Subrotunda.almost round