Skip to content- subdemographicRelating to the demography of a subpopulation
- subdendriteBeneath (or smaller than) a dendrite
- subdendriticBelow the level of a dendrite (of a neuron)
- subdenominationA branch of a larger denomination
- subdentalBeneath (the root of) a tooth
- subdentateImperfectly dentate; having a vaguely toothlike shape.
- subdentedIndented beneath.
- subdenticulateSynonym of semidenticulate.
- subdepartmenta subordinate department, bureau
- subdeploymenta mechanism by which JMS module resources are grouped and targeted to a server resource.
- subdepolarizingLacking the strength to depolarize
- subdepositSomething which is deposited beneath something else.
- subdepositoryA depository forming part of a larger depository.
- subdepotA lesser depot that is part of a larger one.
- subdepressedAlmost or somewhat depressed.
- subdepressiveNot quite depressive; approaching depression.
- subderivationA derivation from something previously derived.
- subderivativeA word derived indirectly, from a derivative of another.
- subdermaljust below the skin
- subdermallyBelow the skin.
- subdermicallysubdermally
- subdermissubcutaneous tissue
- subdesertAn arid habitat that has enough rainfall to allow vegetation to persist throughout the year.
- subdesignA subset of a design
- subdetachmentA detachment forming part of a larger detachment.
- subdetectabilityThe quality of being subdetectable.
- subdetectableless (in amount) than can be detected
- subdetectionBelow the threshold of what can be detected.
- subdetectorA component of a compound detector
- subdeterminantA subdivision of a determinant
- subdevelopmentA development making up part of a larger development.
- subdeviceA device making up part of a larger device.
- subdevilA lesser devil: one subordinate to an archdevil.
- subdiabetogenicInsufficient to cause diabetes
- subdiaconalRelating to a subdeacon.
- subdiaconateThe office or rank of a subdeacon.
- subdiagnosisA subsidiary diagnosis.
- subdiagnosticLess than would be required to make a diagnosis.
- subdiagonalSaid of an entry of a square matrix: that it lies anywhere in the lower triangular area below the main diagonal of the matrix.
- subdiagramA diagram making up part of a larger diagram, or obtained by removing sections of the larger one.
- subdialA secondary dial set into the face of a dial.
- subdialectA subdivision of a dialect.
- subdialectalRelating to a subdialect.
- subdialectallyIn a subdialectal way.
- subdialogBelow the level of dialog.
- subdialyzerA compartment of a dialyzer
- subdiaphragmalBeneath a diaphragm
- subdiaphragmaticBelow the diaphragm
- subdiapophysealBeneath the diapophysis
- subdichotomousPartially dichotomous
- subdichotomouslyIn a subdichotomous manner
- subdichotomyA subordinate, or inferior, division into parts; a subdivision.
- subdictionaryA subset of a dictionary
- subdifferentiableHaving a subderivative.
- subdifferentialsubderivative
- subdifferentiallyWith respect to subderivatives
- subdifferentiatingThat forms subderivatives
- subdifferentiationThe formation of a subderivative
- subdiffractionDescribing any optical device or process involving a dimension shorter than that of the diffraction limit of the light involved.
- subdiffractionalSynonym of subdiffraction.
- subdiffractiveRelating to, or employing subdiffraction
- subdiffuseSomewhat or imperfectly diffuse.
- subdiffusionThe tendency of particles in a fluid not to diffuse due to random trapping
- subdiffusionalRelating to subdiffusion
- subdiffusiveOf or pertaining to subdiffusion.
- subdiffusivelyIn a subdiffusive manner
- subdigastricSynonym of jugulodigastric.
- subdigitalOn the underside of a digit
- subdigitatePartially or somewhat digitate
- subdigitatelyIn a subdigitate fashion.
- subdigitigradeWith paraxonic feet with slightly spreading digits.
- subdigraphA partial digraph
- subdilatedPartially dilated.
- subdilutionA further dilution
- subdimensionA secondary or subsidiary dimension.
- subdimensionalRelating to a subdimension
- subdimorphicNormally monomorphic but sometimes dimorphic
- subdioeciousHaving most, but not all, individuals dioecious
- subdioecyThe state or condition of being subdioecious.
- subdiploidHaving fewer than two chromosomes, typically as a result of apoptosis
- subdiploidyThe quality of being subdiploid.
- subdirectDescribing a subalgebra of a direct product
- subdirectlyIn a subdirect manner.
- subdirectorA director who reports to another director.
- subdirectoryA directory located inside another directory.
- subdiscalBelow the discal area of an insect
- subdisciplinaryRelating to a subdiscipline.
- subdisciplineA field of study or work that is related to one aspect, but not the whole, of a broader field of study or work.
- subdiscoidalposterior to a discoidal region
- subdiscussionA secondary or subsidiary discussion.
- subdiskA subsidiary disk.
- subdissectTo separate items while dissecting
- subdissectionThe act, or the result of subdissecting
- subdistalventral and distal
- subdistallyIn a subdistal direction
- subdistantDescribing gills of a mushroom that are closer together than "distant"
- subdistinctionA distinction made between aspects or components of another distinction.
- subdistinguishTo distinguish or differentiate as a subtype.
- subdistributionA subset of a distribution.
- subdistributionalRelating to a subdistribution
- subdistributorOne who purchases goods from a distributor and sells them on to retailers.
- subdistrictA district forming part of a larger district.
- subdititiousPut secretly in the place of something else; of the result of a switcheroo.
- subdititiouslyIn a subdititious manner.
- subdiurnalOccurring in less than a day.
- subdivergencea subset of a graph (or a subdiagram) that causes a divergence in an otherwise complex, multiloop calculation
- subdividableCapable of being subdivided.
- subdivideTo divide into smaller sections.
- subdividedHaving divisions that are themselves divided into smaller divisions
- subdividerOne who subdivides anything, especially real estate into separate lots.
- subdividingAn act or process of subdivision.
- subdividinglyBy means of, or in terms of, subdivision.
- subdivineImperfectly divine; divine in a partial or lower degree.
- subdivisibilityThe quality of being subdivisible.
- subdivisibleCapable of being subdivided.
- subdivisionA division into smaller pieces of something that has already been divided.
- subdivisionalRelating to a subdivision.
- subdivisionallyIn terms of subdivisions.
- subdivisiveRelating to subdivision.
- subdoctorA lesser or subsidiary doctor.
- subdocumentA document making up part of a larger document.
- subdolichocephalicAlmost or imperfectly dolichocephalic.
- subdolousSly; crafty; cunning.
- subdolouslyIn a subdolous manner.
- subdomainA domain or sphere that is part of a larger domain or sphere.
- subdominanceThe quality or state of being subdominant.
- subdominantThe fourth tone of a scale.
- subdominantlyIn a subdominant manner
- subdominionsubkingdom
- subdorsalBeneath the dorsal region
- subdorsallyTowards the non-dorsal side
- subdorsifixedOf an anther, not attached perfectly in the center of its back, but rather shifted slightly toward the base.
- subdoubleSynonym of subduple.
- subdoxasticOf or pertaining to what underlies the formation of beliefs or opinions.
- subdrainA drain below the surface of the ground.
- subdrainagedrainage of liquid at a level below ground, contrasted with surface drainage
- subdramaA drama that makes up part of a larger drama.
- subdramaticLess than dramatic; not fully constituting a drama.
- subdrawingA subset of a graph that is possibly discontinuous.
- subdrillA training exercise forming part of a larger training exercise or system.
- subdropA state of low spirits experienced by submissives after BDSM play.
- subdrupaceousAlmost or somewhat drupaceous.
- subduableThat can be subdued; domitable.
- subdualAn act of subduing; a successful defeat.
- subduceTo withdraw; to take away.
- subductTo push under or below.
- subductibleSubject to subduction.
- subductionThe action of being pushed or drawn beneath another object.
- subductiveOf, related to, or caused by tectonic plate subduction
- subductivelyIn a subductive manner.