subclerk
A subordinate clerk; an underclerk.

subclerks
plural of subclerk

subcollector
A lesser or subsidiary collector (person collecting taxes or similar).

subcollectors
plural of subcollector

subcommander
A commander who is subordinate in rank.

subcommanders
plural of subcommander

subcommentator
Synonym of supercommentator.

subcommentators
plural of subcommentator

subcommissioner
A lesser or subsidiary commissioner.

subcommissioners
plural of subcommissioner

subcommitteeman
A member of a subcommittee.

subcommitteemen
plural of subcommitteeman

subconstituents
plural of subconstituent

subcontinentals
plural of subcontinental

subcontractee
One who is subcontracted to perform work.

subcontractees
plural of subcontractee

subcontractor
A contractor hired by another contractor (often a general contractor) and thus employed by that contractor rather than directly hired by the customer.

subcontractors
plural of subcontractor

subcook
A subsidiary or assistant cook.

subcooks
plural of subcook

subculturalists
plural of subculturalist

subcurator
A lesser or subsidiary curator.

subcurators
plural of subcurator

subdatasheet
A datasheet embedded within another datasheet, showing child records relating to a parent table.

subdatasheets
plural of subdatasheet

subdeacon
A Catholic clerical rank in the major orders below that of a deacon.
A Catholic cleric who assists the deacon at High Mass and normally reads the Epistle at the Eucharist.
A layperson who acts as an assistant to the deacon during the celebration of mass.
The highest of the minor orders below that of a deacon.

subdeacons
plural of subdeacon

subdeb
Clipping of subdebutante.

subdebs
plural of subdeb

subdebutante
A young woman who has not yet made her formal appearance in society.

subdebutantes
plural of subdebutante

subdirector
A director who reports to another director.

subdirectors
plural of subdirector

subdistributor
One who purchases goods from a distributor and sells them on to retailers.

subdistributors
plural of subdistributor

subdivider
One who subdivides anything, especially real estate into separate lots.

subdividers
plural of subdivider

subdoctor
A lesser or subsidiary doctor.

subdoctors
plural of subdoctor

subduer
One who, or that which, subdues.

subduers
plural of subduer

subelites
plural of subelite

subemployment
The situation where too few people are employed in jobs, or where they have too few hours.

subengineer
A lesser or subsidiary engineer.

subengineers
plural of subengineer

subepithelial
Of or pertaining to the subepithelium
Beneath the epithelium

subexaminer
A lesser or subsidiary examiner.

subexaminers
plural of subexaminer

subexperts
plural of subexpert

subfeudation
Alternative form of subinfeudation.

subfeudations
plural of subfeudation

subforeman
A lesser or subsidiary foreman.

subforemen
plural of subforeman

subfranchisee
The owner of a subfranchise.

subfranchisees
plural of subfranchisee

subfranchiser
One who subfranchises.

subfranchisers
plural of subfranchiser

subfranchisor
Alternative form of subfranchiser.

subfranchisors
plural of subfranchisor

subfreshman
A student preparing for the freshman year.

subfreshmen
plural of subfreshman

subgens
The sociological division of a people next below the gens or clan.

subgentes
plural of subgens

subgod
A lesser or subsidiary god.

subgrade
The layer of native soil on which the foundation of a road is laid.

subgrades
plural of subgrade

subgraduate
A student who has not yet graduated.

subgraduates
plural of subgraduate

subgrantee
The recipient of a subgrant.

subgrantees
plural of subgrantee

subhauler
A person or organisation that leases vehicles to a carrier.

subhaulers
plural of subhauler

subhero
A lesser or subsidiary hero.

subheroes
plural of subhero

subhunter
A submarine hunter.

subhunters
plural of subhunter

subinfeodation
Alternative form of subinfeudation.

subinfeodations
plural of subinfeodation

subinfeudation
The practice by which tenants, holding land under the king or other superior lord, carved out new and distinct tenures in their turn by subletting or alienating a part of their lands.

subinfeudations
plural of subinfeudation

subinfeudatories
plural of subinfeudatory

subintellectuals
plural of subintellectual

subirrigator
One who subirrigates.

subirrigators
plural of subirrigator

subitizer
One who subitizes.

subitizers
plural of subitizer

subjecter
someone or something that subjects

subjecters
plural of subjecter

subjectist
Someone skilled in subjective philosophy
a subjectivist.

subjectists
plural of subjectist

subjectivists
plural of subjectivist

subjector
Alternative form of subjecter.

subjectors
plural of subjector

subjugator
A person who subjugates or conquers.

subjugators
plural of subjugator

subjuniors
plural of subjunior

sublandlord
Synonym of sublessor.

sublandlords
plural of sublandlord

sublapsarians
plural of sublapsarian

subleader
A secondary leader.

subleaders
plural of subleader

subleaser
Synonym of sublessor.

subleasers
plural of subleaser

sublecturer
A lesser or subsidiary lecturer.

sublecturers
plural of sublecturer

sublessor
A tenant (or lessee) that grants a sublease; one who sublets.

sublessors
plural of sublessor

subletter
Synonym of sublessor.

subletters
plural of subletter

sublettor
Alternative spelling of subletter.

sublettors
plural of sublettor

sublibrarian
An assistant librarian.

sublibrarians
plural of sublibrarian

sublicensee
A person to whom a sublicense is granted.

sublicensees
plural of sublicensee

sublieutenants
plural of sublieutenant

sublunaries
plural of sublunary

submaid
A lesser or subsidiary maid.

submanager
A manager who is subordinate to another manager.

submanagers
plural of submanager

submarinist
Synonym of submariner (“member of the crew of a submarine”).

submarinists
plural of submarinist

submaster
A key that can open several locks, but fewer than a master key.
A copy of a master copy of a recording, generally kept for archival purposes.
A secondary or subsidiary schoolmaster.

submasters
plural of submaster

submember
A member of a subordinate group, taxon etc.

submembers
plural of submember

submerger
Someone or something that submerges.

submergers
plural of submerger

submissives
plural of submissive

submitter
A person who submits (e.g. a paper for publication).
A person who submits to the authority of another.

submitters
plural of submitter

submodifier
A subordinate modifier

submodifiers
plural of submodifier

submoron
A person whose intellect is less than that of a moron.

submorons
plural of submoron

submortgagee
One who provides a loan secured by a mortgagee's interest in a mortgage and in effect becomes the assignee of that mortgage.

submortgagees
plural of submortgagee

subnormals
plural of subnormal

subofficer
A subordinate officer; or someone of rank below officer

subofficers
plural of subofficer

subordinationalist
Alternative form of subordinationist.

subordinationalists
plural of subordinationalist

subordinationist
One who believes that certain social groups should be subordinate to others.
A believer in subordinationism.

subordinationists
plural of subordinationist

subordinator
Any of a lexical class of words that join clauses at a subordinate syntactic level (subordinate clauses).
One who subordinates, or reduces the status of, another person.

subordinators
plural of subordinator

subornee
One who is suborned.

subornees
plural of subornee

suborner
One who suborns.

suborners
plural of suborner

suboverseer
A lesser or subsidiary overseer.

suboverseers
plural of suboverseer

subparties
plural of subparty

subparty
A party (group of people, as in politics or the military) forming part of a larger party.

subpersonalities
plural of subpersonality

subpersonality
One of the personalities of a person with multiple personality.

subplotter
One who subplots.

subplotters
plural of subplotter

subpostmaster
A subordinate postmaster.