Subarborescent, sub-ar-bor-es′ent, adj. somewhat arborescent or tree-like.
Subarctic, sub-ark′tik, adj. of a region or climate next to the arctic.
Subarrhation, sub-ar-ā′shun, n. the ancient custom of betrothal by gift of pledges. [L. sub, under, arrha, earnest-money.]
Subastral, sub-as′tral, adj. situated beneath the stars, terrestrial.
Subaudition, sub-aw-dish′un, n. a sense understood not expressed.
Subaxillary, sub-aks′i-lar-i, adj. below the armpit: under the axil or angle formed by a branch or leaf.
Subbing, sub′ing, n. (print.) the act of working as a substitute: the practice of advancing part of the wages while the work is going on.
Subcarbonate, sub-kär′bon-āt, n. a carbonate containing more than one equivalent of the base for each equivalent of carbonic acid.
Subcaudal, sub-kaw′dal, adj. beneath the tail.
Subcelestial, sub-sel-est′yal, adj. under the heavens.