| SUBSERE | • SUBSERE n. a type of ecological succession. |
| SUBSERES | • SUBSERE n. a type of ecological succession. |
| SUBSERVE | • subserve v. To serve to promote (an end); to be useful to. • subserve v. To assist in carrying out. • SUBSERVE v. to help forward. |
| SUBSERIES | • subseries n. A series forming part of a larger series. • SUBSERIES n. a subdivision of a series. |
| SUBSERVED | • subserved v. Simple past tense and past participle of subserve. • SUBSERVE v. to help forward. |
| SUBSERVES | • subserves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subserve. • SUBSERVE v. to help forward. |
| SUBSERVING | • subserving v. Present participle of subserve. • SUBSERVE v. to help forward. |
| SUBSERVIENT | • subservient adj. Useful in an inferior capacity. • subservient adj. Obsequiously submissive. • SUBSERVIENT adj. useful in an inferior capacity. |
| SUBSERVIENCE | • subservience n. The state of being subservient. • SUBSERVIENCE n. the state of being subservient, also SUBSERVIENCY. |
| SUBSERVIENCY | • subserviency n. The state of being subservient; subservience. • SUBSERVIENCY n. the state of being subservient, also SUBSERVIENCE. |
| SUBSERVIENTS | • SUBSERVIENT n. one who is subservient. |
| SUBSERVIENCES | • subserviences n. Plural of subservience. • SUBSERVIENCE n. the state of being subservient, also SUBSERVIENCY. |
| SUBSERVIENTLY | • subserviently adv. In a subservient manner. • SUBSERVIENT adv. useful in an inferior capacity. |
| SUBSERVIENCIES | • subserviencies n. Plural of subserviency. • SUBSERVIENCY n. the state of being subservient, also SUBSERVIENCE. |