| SUBDEACON | • subdeacon n. (Catholicism, chiefly historical) A Catholic clerical rank in the major orders below that of a deacon. • subdeacon n. (Catholicism, chiefly historical) A Catholic cleric who assists the deacon at High Mass and normally… • subdeacon n. (Eastern Christianity) The highest of the minor orders below that of a deacon. |
| SUBDEALER | • subdealer n. A dealer whose inventory comes from a larger dealership. • SUBDEALER n. a dealer who buys from other dealers. |
| SUBDEPOTS | • subdepots n. Plural of subdepot. • sub-depots n. Plural of sub-depot. • SUBDEPOT n. a subdivision of a military depot. |
| SUBDEPUTY | • SUBDEPUTY n. an assistant to a deputy. |
| SUBDERMAL | • subdermal adj. Just below the skin. • SUBDERMAL adj. subcutaneous. |
| SUBDEWING | • subdewing v. Present participle of subdew. • SUBDEW v. (Spenser) to bring under control, also SUBDUE. |
| SUBDIVIDE | • subdivide v. (Transitive, intransitive) To divide into smaller sections. • subdivide v. (Transitive, intransitive) To divide divisions into smaller divisions. • sub-divide v. Alternative form of subdivide. |
| SUBDOLOUS | • subdolous adj. (Obsolete) sly; crafty; cunning. • SUBDOLOUS adj. rather crafty. |
| SUBDORSAL | • subdorsal adj. Beneath the dorsal region. • SUBDORSAL adj. relating to the lower back. |
| SUBDUABLE | • subduable adj. That can be subdued; domitable. • SUBDUABLE adj. able to be subdued. |
| SUBDUABLY | • SUBDUABLE adv. able to be subdued. |
| SUBDUCING | • subducing v. Present participle of subduce. • SUBDUCE v. to take away. |
| SUBDUCTED | • subducted v. Simple past tense and past participle of subduct. • SUBDUCT v. to withdraw; to take away, also SUBDUCE. |
| SUBDUEDLY | • subduedly adv. In a subdued manner. • SUBDUED adv. SUBDUE, to bring under control, also SUBDEW. |
| SUBDWARFS | • subdwarfs n. Plural of subdwarf. • SUBDWARF n. a small star of relatively low luminosity. |