| submerge |
to put or plunge under water or other fluid. [3 definitions] |
| submerse |
to submerge. |
| submersible |
capable of being submerged or functioning while submerged. [2 definitions] |
| submicroscopic |
too small to be seen through an ordinary microscope. |
| subminiature |
smaller than miniature; extremely small. [3 definitions] |
| subminimal |
combined form of minimal. |
| subminister |
combined form of minister. |
| submission |
the act or an instance of submitting. [4 definitions] |
| submissive |
inclined or obliged to submit; unresisting; obedient; docile. |
| submit |
to give up or yield (oneself) to the power, will, or authority of another. [7 definitions] |
| subnational |
combined form of national. |
| subnetwork |
combined form of network. |
| subniche |
combined form of niche. |
| subnormal |
below or less than normal, as in intelligence. [2 definitions] |
| subnuclear |
of or denoting any of the particles in the nuclei of atoms. |
| suboptimal |
combined form of optimal. |
| suboptimum |
combined form of optimum. |
| suborbicular |
combined form of orbicular. |
| suborbital |
of a rocket or other spacecraft, not reaching a high enough altitude or speed to complete one full orbit around the earth. [2 definitions] |
| suborder |
a major subdivision in an order of animals or plants; group of related families. |
| subordinate |
lower in rank or importance; inferior or secondary. [7 definitions] |