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SUBALTERN, a. [L.] Inferior; subordinate; that in different respects is both sup...
SUBALTERNATE, a. [supra.] Successive, succeeding by turns.
SUBALTERNATION, n. 1. State of inferiority or subjection. 2. Act of succeeding b...
SUBAQUATIC, SUBAQUEOUS, a. [L., water.] Being under water, or beneath the surfac...
SUBAQUATIC, SUBAQUEOUS, a. [L., water.] Being under water, or beneath the surfac...
SUBASTRAL, a. [sub and astral.] Beneath the stars or heavens; terrestrial.
SUBASTRINGENT, a. Astringent in a small degree.
SUBAXILLARY, a. [L., the arm-pit.] Placed under the axil or angle formed by the ...
SUBCARBURETED, a. Carbureted in an inferior degree; or consisting of one prime o...
SUBCLAVIAN, a. [L., a key.] Situated under the clavicle or collar bone; as the s...
SUBCORDATE, a. [L., the heart.] In shape somewhat like a heart.
SUBCOSTAL, a. [L., a rib.] The subcostal muscles are the internal intercostal mu...
SUBCUTANEOUS, a. [sub and cutaneous; L., skin.] Situated under the skin.
SUBCUTICULAR, a. [L., cuticle.] Being under the cuticle or scarf-skin.
SUBDEACON, n. [sub and deacon.] An under deacon; a deacons servant, in the Romis...
SUBDEACONRY, SUBDEACONSHIP, n. The order and office of subdeacon in the catholic...