subsenior
Below the age or rank of a senior.

subsensible
Deeper than the reach of the senses.

subsensitive
Insufficiently sensitive.

subsensory
Below the threshold of sensory perception.

subsentential
Less than a sentence.

subsepta
Beneath septa

subseptate
Almost or imperfectly septate.

subseptic
Relating to subsepsis

subsequent
Following in time; coming or being after something else at any time, indefinitely.
Following in order of place; succeeding.
Following a line in the earth that is more easily eroded.

subsequential
subsequent
Relating to a subsequence

subsequents
plural of subsequent

subserial
Relating to a subseries

subserosal
Under the serosa.

subserous
Situated under a serous membrane.
Somewhat serous or watery.

subserrate
Synonym of serrulate.

subsessile
Not quite sessile

subsextuple
Having the ratio of one to six.

subsexual
Having only some sexual characteristics; relating to a form of parthenogenesis in which the embryo develops from a cell produced by a modified form of meiosis.

subshining
Almost or imperfectly shining.

subshiny
Almost or imperfectly shiny.

subshock
Describing a dosage of insulin that does not lead to acute hypoglycemia.

subshocks
plural of subshock

subshrubby
Being or resembling a subshrub.

subsid
subsidiary

subsidiary
Auxiliary or supplemental.
Secondary or subordinate.
Of or relating to a subsidy.

subsidised
simple past and past participle of subsidise

subsidizable
Able to be subsidized.

subsidized
simple past and past participle of subsidize

subsids
plural of subsid

subsigmoid
Somewhat or partly sigmoid.

subsigmoidal
Somewhat or partly sigmoidal.

subsignificant
Less than significant

subsimilar
Somewhat similar

subsimple
Having few divisions, but more than one; almost simple.

subsimplicial
Relating to or composed of subsimplexes.

subsinuate
Somewhat sinuate.

subsinuous
Almost sinuous.

subsistent
Actually existing.
Inherent.

subsistential
Relating to subsistence.

subsocial
Having a very limited social structure

subsolar
directly beneath the sun
between the tropics; equatorial

subsolid
Partly or imperfectly solid.

subsolidus
Describing the region beneath the solidus in a phase diagram

subspan
Relating to short-term memory

subspathulate
Alternative form of subspatulate.

subspatial
Relating to subspace.

subspatulate
Approaching a spatulate form; almost spatulate.

subspecific
pertaining to a subspecies. (See Usage notes.)
infraspecific. (See Usage notes.)

subspectral
Relating to a subspectrum.

subsphenoidal
Situated under, or on the ventral side of, the body of the sphenoid bone.

subspheroid
Synonym of subspherical.

subspheroidal
Alternative form of subspherical.

subspheroids
plural of subspheroid

subspinal
subspinous

subspiniform
Almost or imperfectly spiniform.

subspinous
subvertebral
Situated beneath a spinous process, such as that of the scapula.

subspiny
Almost or imperfectly spiny.

subspiracular
Beneath a spiracle

subspiral
Somewhat spiral: indistinctly marked with a spiral line.

subsplenic
Beneath the spleen

subspontaneous
Partly cultivated by human labor and partly growing wild.

subsporal
Designating certain colourless cells found in spore-bearing individuals of Pithophora.

subsporangial
Below the sporangium.

subsquamosal
Synonym of subsquamous.

subsquamous
Beneath the squamosal bone

subsquamulose
Somewhat squamulose.

substalagmitic
Relating to substalagmite.

substanceless
Devoid of substance; insubstantial.

substandard
Of inferior quality; not meeting the minimum quality requirements.
Not conforming to the standard variety; nonstandard.

substant
substantial; firm

substantiable
Able to be substantiated.

substantialist
A proponent of substantialism.

substantialistic
Of or relating to substantialism.

substantialists
plural of substantialist

substantiatable
Alternative form of substantiable.

substantiative
Serving to substantiate something.

substantival
Of or pertaining to a substantive.
Of or relating to physical substance; material.

substantivistic
Relating to substantivism.

substellar
Having a mass less than the minimum necessary mass for hydrogen fusion

substellate
almost star-shaped

substernal
under the sternum

substimulatory
Having a concentration or power insufficient to cause stimulation

substipitate
Possessing a short stalk.

substitutable
Capable of being used as a substitute; valid as a replacement or alternate item.
Capable of being substituted.

substitutables
plural of substitutable

substitutional
Of or pertaining to substitution or to a substitute

substitutionary
Of or relating to substitution or replacement.

substitutive
Characteristic of, or serving as a substitute

substochastic
stochastic but having sums of columns less than 1

substoichiometric
Involving less than the stoichiometric amount of a reagent

substomatal
Beneath a stoma

substomatic
Beneath a stoma

substractive
Misspelling of subtractive.

substratal
Of or pertaining to a substratum.
Specifically, pertaining to a substrate language.

substrate
An underlying layer; a substratum.
The substance lining the bottom edge of an enclosure.
A substance acted upon, as by an enzyme.
A surface on which an organism grows, or to which an organism or an item is attached.
A language that is replaced in a population by another language and that influences the language imposed on its speakers.
A metal which is plated with another metal which has different physical properties.
A surface to which a substance adheres.

substrated
Having substrata.

substratified
Having substrata

substratose
Almost or imperfectly stratose.

substratospheric
Below the stratosphere.

substriate
Somewhat or nearly striate.

substriated
Alternative form of substriate.

substructional
Of or relating to a substruction.

substructural
Of or pertaining to a substructure.

substructured
Having a substructure.

substylar
Relating to a substyle.

subsubulate
Almost subulate.

subsucculent
Somewhat or partly succulent.

subsuicidal
self-destructive in a way that approaches suicidal behaviour

subsulcate
Almost or somewhat sulcate.

subsulculate
Almost or somewhat sulculate.

subsultive
Moving in bounds or leaps; subsultory.

subsultory
Bounding; leaping; moving by sudden leaps or starts.

subsumable
That can be subsumed.

subsumptive
Relating to, or containing, a subsumption.
Antipassive (used in describing the grammar of Guarani).

subsuntive
Alternative form of subsumptive.

subsuperficial
Below the surface; subsurface.

subsurface
Something that is below the layer that is on the surface.
A surface which is a submanifold of another surface.

subsurfaces
plural of subsurface

subsurficial
Below the surface.

subsutural
beneath a suture

subsyllabic
Of, or related to parts or fractions of a syllable.

subsymmetrical
Somewhat symmetrical
Relating to a subsymmetry

subsymptom
Below which, symptoms are not displayed

subsynaptic
Underneath a synapse

subsynchronous
of a frequency that is a submultiple of another
orbiting closer to a planet that if it were in a synchronous orbit

subsyndromal
Not pronounced or apparent enough to be clinically classed as a syndrome.

subsyndromic
Alternative form of subsyndromal.

subsynovial
Beneath the synovium

subsyringeal
Beneath the syrinx

subsystematic
Of or pertaining to a subsystem.

subsystemic
Of or pertaining to a subsystem.

subtabular
Imperfectly tabular in shape.

subtabulate
To calculate a value by interpolation between table entries.

subtalar
Below the talus

subtartarean
Beneath Tartarus; infernal.

subtechnical
Describing terminology that is used in a non-technical manner, but that has a more specific meaning in a technical or scientific field

subtectorial
Beneath the tectorium

subteenage
Not yet teenage.

subtegular
Almost tegular in form; approaching a tile-like structure.

subtegument
Alternative form of subtegumental.

subtegumental
Beneath an integument

subtegumentary
relating to a subtegument
beneath a tegument