| sublimate |
to divert the expression of (a crude impulse or desire, often sexual) into a socially acceptable or more ideal form. [4 definitions] |
| sublime |
exalted or noble; lofty. [5 definitions] |
| subliminal |
being, pertaining to, or using stimuli below the threshold of conscious perception. |
| sublimity |
the state or quality of being sublime. |
| sublingual |
located or designed to be placed under the tongue or on the underside of the tongue. |
| subliteracy |
combined form of literacy. |
| subliterate |
combined form of literate. |
| sublunary |
characteristic of or pertaining to this world; earthly or mundane. [2 definitions] |
| submachine gun |
a lightweight short-barreled automatic or semiautomatic gun, using pistol ammunition, that is fired from the shoulder or hip. |
| submanager |
combined form of manager. |
| submarginal |
below the minimum requirement; unacceptable; substandard. [3 definitions] |
| submarine |
a seagoing vessel that can operate completely under water. [4 definitions] |
| submarine sandwich |
a large sandwich consisting of a long roll filled with a variable assortment of meats, cheeses, vegetables, and condiments; hero sandwich. |
| submarket |
combined form of market. |
| submaxillary |
of, pertaining to, or below the lower jaw. [2 definitions] |
| submaximal |
combined form of maximal. |
| submenu |
combined form of menu. |
| 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. |