subscribe |
to pledge, pay, or contribute a sum of money for a specified purpose. [7 definitions] |
subscript |
written or printed below. [2 definitions] |
subscription |
a contract to receive a specified number of issues of a publication or tickets to a series of events, usu. paid for in advance. [3 definitions] |
subsea |
combined form of sea. |
subsecretary |
combined form of secretary. |
subsection |
a subdivision of any of the sections of something, esp. a document or other written work. |
subsector |
combined form of sector. |
subsegment |
combined form of segment. |
subseizure |
combined form of seizure. |
subsense |
combined form of sense. |
subsentence |
combined form of sentence. |
subsequent |
coming or happening after; following. |
subsequently |
at a time following some prior time or event; afterwards. |
subseries |
combined form of series. |
subserve |
to be useful in attempting to achieve (a purpose or goal). |
subservience |
obedience to those in positions above one. [2 definitions] |
subservient |
excessively submissive. [2 definitions] |
subset |
a mathematical set composed of elements contained within a given set. |
subside |
to decrease or abate, as noise, emotion, or the like. [3 definitions] |
subsidence |
the process of sinking to a lower level or to the bottom. |
subsidiary |
assisting or supplementing. [5 definitions] |