sub

Noun

sub (plural subs)

1. a submarine
2. a sandwich made on a long bun; submarine sandwich

   We can get subs at that deli.

Synonyms:

• grinder
• hoagie
• sandwich

3 letters in word "sub": B S U.

Anagrams of sub:

• bus

Words found within sub:

us

• Definitions:
• bomber: a large sandwich made of a long crusty roll split lengthwise and filled with meats and cheese (and tomato and onion and lettuce and ... submarine: a submersible warship usually armed with torpedoes substitute: be a substitute; "The young teacher had to substitute for the sick colleague"; "The skim milk substitutes for cream--we are on a strict diet"
• A .sub file is used with some videos to allow video playback programs to display subtitles on the screen as a video is played. It can also be used by some encoders to insert subtitles directly into the finished video.
• The English prefix sub- first appeared in the Middle English period and seems to have been borrowed directly from Latin, although it previously existed in words borrowed from Old French. ...
• Latin prefix meaning under; almost or somewhat.
• A short coupling with different types and/or sizes of ends
• less than, somewhat, not quite, under
• Subtitled.
• Sub Account. For Payroll, the valid sub accounts are 0, 1, 2, 5, and 7.
• a collection of components serving a common aggregate purpose.
• is prefixed to many of the terms used in Entomology, and signifies that the term is not exactly applicable, in its strictly defined sense, to the subject spoken of, but that it must be understood with some latitude; thus subovate is somewhat egg-shaped.
• prefix which used to mean "under." Now it means "more or less," "approximately," or "sort of." In other words, the writer is too gutless to commit to a description, wants to hide uncertainty or ignorance with a pseudoscientific polysyllable, or has had some nit-picking reviewer go over his ...
• agreement (subcontract/sub-award/sub-grant) - An agreement or secondary contract in which a third party agrees to perform some of the activities defined in a primary proposal; agreed upon at the time of submission but not consummated until after the award has been made to the organization ...
• In manuscripts, "sub" is an abbreviation for subhead. Editorially, subheads on the page are used to break up content into subsections. Anchors, on the other hand, are used to divide pages into discreet sections.
• A prefix meaning slightly, somewhat, or nearly (used with a descriptive term), or below (used with an anatomical term).
• A Connected (Sub)Network is an IP subnetwork to which a router is interfaced, or a connected network if the connected network is not subnetted. See also Connected Network.
• Subscriber.
• Renders the text as a subscript. (smaller and lowered)
• (prefix) Not quite, nearly.
• Submitted.
• (Subtitled Anime): Subs consist of an anime including a written translation of the ongoing dialogue on the bottom of the screen
• subordinate
• (SUB) -- Meaning almost, as subcordate, almost heart-shaped.
• Stuffing made from cotton waste and used during World War II when other materials, such as kapok, were not available.

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• sub
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