Sub

What do we mean by sub?

A substitute. noun

To act as a substitute. intransitive verb

To put or use (a person or thing) as a substitute. intransitive verb

A submarine. noun

A submarine sandwich. noun

A prefix of Latin origin, meaning ‘under, below, beneath,’ or ‘from under.’ noun

A substitute; specifically, one who is willing to serve as a substitute for a regular compositor on a newspaper. noun

To act as a substitute; specifically, to act as the substitute of another in a composing-room.

To subirrigate. See subbing, 2.

An abbreviation of subject

Of substitute

Of suburb

Of suburban.

A subaltern; a subordinate. noun

A subordinate; a subaltern. noun

A shortened form of submarine, the boat. noun

A shortened form of submarine sandwich; also called hero, hero sandwich, and grinder. noun

Under. preposition

To coat with a layer of adhering material; to planarize by means of such a coating. verb

To prepare (a slide) with an layer of transparent substance to support and/or fix the sample. verb

A submarine.

A submarine sandwich: a sandwich made on a long bun.

A substitute, often in sports.

(often in plural) A subscription: a payment made for membership of a club, etc.

A subtitle.

A subroutine (sometimes one that does not return a value, as distinguished from a function, which does).

A subeditor.

A subcontractor.

(BDSM) A submissive.

A subordinate.

A subaltern.

A subscription (or (by extension) a subscriber) to an online channel or feed.

Subsistence money: part of a worker's wages paid before the work is finished.

When you post something on social media without tagging the person that it's about. taken from twitter (subtweet) and spread to other social media platforms. Urban Dictionary

Short for "suboxone" or "subutex" or buprenorphine. the only other drug, besides methadone, that is used to treat opiod dependance. It is legally presecribed in a doctor's office but has been found to be illegally sold and used in recent years. Urban Dictionary

Common reference to a large sandwich often used by people in the North Eastern united states. (Submarine Sandwich) Urban Dictionary

V. to work as a substitute teacher Urban Dictionary

Short for subwoofer, a speaker that drmaticaly increases bass output Urban Dictionary

Short for substitute teacher Urban Dictionary

It means subscribe to someone else's youtube account. You will then receive a notification every time they publish a new vid. People try to get more subscribers to their accounts. Urban Dictionary

Someone you throw paper airplanes at, perform as a Tourette's child for, compliment on her dress and say you have one just like it (if you are male), and generally confuse and irritate. The ultimate goal is to either make the substitute break down laughing or reveal his/her shocking brain-dead-ness by convincing him/her that you really do talk like that. Urban Dictionary

Severely underdeveloped brain Urban Dictionary

Supremely ugly being Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sub:
sub.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sub:
saharan, anno, aqua, headquarter, rosa, pop, divisional, caste, inspector, continent, submarine, subdivision, tribe, vinyl, clan, caps, label, diving, lieutenant, tropical, centres, minute, records, zero.

Words that rhyme with sub:
club, hub, snub, scrub, stub, dub, rub, grub, cub, squib, tub, shrub, nub, pub, drub, bub, schlub, nightclub, chubb, scrib, country club, washtub, chess club, slate club, golf club, tennis club, glee club, rotary club, tiger cub, yacht club, grubb, lion cub, supper club, jockey club, flowering shrub, indian club, tubb, strub, check stub, service club, ticket stub, hunt club, lions club, wolf cub, farm club, ball club, baseball club, rowing club, racket club, stubbe, bear cub, bubb, sweet shrub, strawberry shrub, golden club, jubb, pepper shrub, grainy club, soldier grainy club, clubb, homeclub, sportsclub, strubbe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sub:
various, nuclear, private, more, second, german, further, indian, russian, american, chief, mini, japanese, quae, soviet, particular, est, latin, british, third, non, separate, smaller, class, distinct, consonant, bent, annual, chinese, quasi, vii, sunken, numerous, man, atomic, fourth, submerged, italian, organic, regional, powered, omnibus, click.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sub:
saharan, committee, section, groups, division, continent, divisions, group, committees, systems, system, sections, title, surface, region, species, units, contractors, clause, culture, classes, order, class, categories, soil, editor, inspector, regions, treasury, lieutenant, types, paragraph, contractor, cultures, castes, family, commission, sample, caste, sectors, contracting, district, set, plot, prefect, sector, headings, periods, station, category, unit, samples, stations, assemblies, type, districts, rule, agent, arctic, tribes, populations, processes, chiefs, deacon, community, branches, assembly, head, clan, tenants, tribe, families, total, goals, tests, titles, divisional, inspectors, chief, tasks, agents, clans, centres, plots, heads, text, contract, sets, topics, genre, varieties, editors, models, kingdom, sahara.

Consonant match to sub:
sob, sib, serb, saab, cyb, sabb, siebe, seib.

Words that sound like sub:
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