suborganization |
combined form of organization. |
suborn |
to induce (someone) to commit a crime or other corrupt deed. [2 definitions] |
subpanel |
combined form of panel. |
subpar |
combined form of par. |
subparagraph |
combined form of paragraph. |
subparallel |
combined form of parallel. |
subpart |
combined form of part. |
subperiod |
combined form of period. |
subphase |
combined form of phase. |
subphylum |
any major subdivision of a phylum; group of related classes of living things. |
subplot |
a minor or secondary plot in a work of fiction. |
subpoena |
in law, a formal written order summoning a witness to give testimony or requiring that specified evidence be submitted. [2 definitions] |
subprimate |
combined form of primate. |
subprocess |
combined form of process. |
subproduct |
combined form of product. |
subproject |
combined form of project. |
subproletariat |
combined form of proletariat. |
subrational |
combined form of rational. |
subrogate |
to substitute (one person) for another. [2 definitions] |
sub rosa |
covertly, secretly, or confidentially; without public notice. |
subroutine |
a set of computer instructions within a main program for performing a specific task. |