| subtenant |
a person who rents property from a tenant. |
| subtend |
in geometry, to extend across or under, or be opposite. |
| subter- |
below; secret. |
| subterfuge |
a stratagem or artifice used to hide, avoid, or deceive. |
| subterranean |
below the earth's surface; underground. [3 definitions] |
| subtheme |
combined form of theme. |
| subtherapeutic |
combined form of therapeutic. |
| subtilize |
to make (an argument or the like) more subtle. [3 definitions] |
| subtitle |
a subordinate title or heading below the main title of a written text. [4 definitions] |
| subtle |
difficult to detect or define; elusive or ambiguous. [4 definitions] |
| subtlety |
the quality or condition of being subtle. [2 definitions] |
| subtonic |
the seventh tone of a diatonic scale, one note below the upper tonic. |
| subtopic |
a subdivision of a larger topic. |
| subtotal |
the sum of part of a series or part of a column of numbers. [2 definitions] |
| subtract |
to deduct or take away from a whole or larger quantity, esp. to deduct (one number amount) from another. [2 definitions] |
| subtraction |
the act or process, or an instance, of subtracting. [2 definitions] |
| subtrahend |
that which is subtracted mathematically; number or quantity taken away in subtraction. (Cf. minuend.) |
| subtreasury |
a subordinate or secondary treasury; branch of a treasury. |
| subtrend |
combined form of trend. |
| subtribe |
combined form of tribe. |
| subtropical |
of, pertaining to, or being the regions immediately north or south of the tropics. [2 definitions] |