| supply chain |
the entire sequence of steps that are involved in manufacturing goods and bringing them to the consumer. |
| supply-side |
of or designating an economic theory that lowering taxes increases productivity by causing an increase in investment. |
| support |
to bear (a weight or load). [10 definitions] |
| supportable |
capable of being tolerated or supported; endurable. |
| supporter |
one who agrees with or adheres to a cause, idea, person, or group, esp. one who gives active support. [3 definitions] |
| supporting |
in theater and film, designating a performer or role less important than the lead or leads. |
| supportive |
providing support, assistance, or encouragement. |
| suppose |
to assume (something) as true for the sake of argument or illustration. [4 definitions] |
| supposed |
assumed to be true, without factual certainty. [5 definitions] |
| supposedly |
according to what people say or suppose; allegedly. |
| supposition |
something that is supposed; assumption; hypothesis. [2 definitions] |
| supposititious |
inserted or substituted with deceitful intent; fraudulent; spurious. [2 definitions] |
| suppositive |
marked by, involving, or having the quality of supposition. [3 definitions] |
| suppository |
a solid piece of medicine that is inserted into the rectum or vagina, where it melts. |
| suppress |
to stop the activities or progress of, esp. by force. [4 definitions] |
| suppressant |
a drug designed to prevent undesirable symptoms or conditions. |
| suppression |
the act of suppressing or the state or being suppressed. [2 definitions] |
| suppurate |
to produce or release pus; fester. |
| suppuration |
the production or release of pus. |
| suppurative |
discharging pus. [3 definitions] |
| supra- |
above; over. |