Sub-ocrīni an Alpine people sŭb-ŏcŭlāris adj. that is beneath the eye; subocular sŭb-ŏdĭōsus adj. somewhat vexatious sub-offendo v. n. to give some offence sŭb-ŏlĕo v. n. impers; to smell; scent; perceive; thou sŭbŏles a sprout; shoot; offshoot; twig; spray sŭb-ŏlesco v. inch. n. to grow up sŭb-olfăcĭo v. a. to smell out; perceive by the scent sŭb-ŏrĭor v. dep. n. to spring up; arise; proceed sŭbornātor an instigator; suborner sŭb-orno v. a. to fit out; furnish; provide; equip; adorn sŭbortus a rising; springing up sŭb-ostendo v. a. to point out secretly; to show indirectly subostensus Subota an island of the Ægean Sea subp- sub-quartus adj. one fourth less subr- sub-salsus adj. somewhat salt; brackish sub-sannātĭo mockery by gestures; derision in pantomime subsannātor one who insults; mocks by gestures sub-sanno v. a. to insult by derisive gestures; to deride; mock subsarcĭno v. a. to repair; heal sub-scalpo v. a. to scratch; rub underneath sub-scrībendārĭus an under-secretary sub-scrībo v. a. To write underneath; below; to write down; sign; subscribe one's name subscriptĭo Any thing written underneath; a subscription; joint subscription; a noting down… subscriptor A signer; joint-signer; One who subscribes; assents to; a favorer subscriptus sub-scrūpōsus adj. somewhat sharp; critical subscūs the tongue; tenon of a dovetail subsĕcīvus sub-sĕco v. a. to cut under; cut away below; to clip; pare subsectus sub-sĕcundārĭus adj. that comes afterwards; additional; spare time; leisure moments subsellĭum a low bench; a bench; a seat; a judge's seat; the bench subsentātor a flatterer; fawner sub-sentĭo v. a. to notice; perceive secretly; to smell out subsĕquenter adv. subsĕquĭum the sequel; what follows after sub-sĕquor v. n. and a. to follow close after; immediately; to follow; succeed; ensue; to follow after subsĕquus adj. following; succeeding sub-sērĭcus adj. half-silken sub-sĕro v. a. to sow; plant after; to plant; distribute secretly sub-sĕro v. a. to put; insert under subsertus sub-servĭo v. n. to be subject to; to serve; to comply with; accommodate one's self to subsessa an ambush; ambuscade subsessor a waylayer; lier-in-wait subsĭcīvus adj. that is cut off and left remaining; Subst; a remainder; small patch of land; th… subsĭcŭus subsīdentĭa a sinking down; subsidence;; a settling; sediment subsĭdĕo subsĭdĭālis adj. belonging to a reserve; subsidiary subsĭdĭārĭus adj. belonging to a reserve; reserve-; subsidiary; Subst; the reserve subsĭdĭor v. dep. n. to act as a reserve; stand in reserve subsĭdĭum the troops stationed in reserve; the line of reserve; reserve-ranks; triarii; A… sub-sīdo v. n. and a. Neutr; to sit down; crouch down; squat; to set one's self down; settle down subsĭdŭus adj. sinking down; settling subsignānus adj. that is; serves under the standard subsignātĭo a subscription; signature; a firm promise; assurance sub-signo v. a. to mark; write beneath; to undersign; subscribe; To set down sub-sĭlĭo v. n. to spring upwards; leap up; To leap into subsilles sub-sĭmĭlis adj. somewhat like; partly similar sub-sīmus adj. with a nose slightly turned up; somewhat snub-nosed; pug-nosed subsĭpĕre subsistentia the substance; reality sub-sisto v. n. and a. Neutr; to take a stand; position; to stand still; remain standing; to stop sub-sĭtus adj. lying; situated below subsŏlānĕŭs adj. underground; from under the earth sub-sōlānus adj. lying beneath the sun; eastern; oriental; subst; the east wind sub-sŏno v. a. to express secretly; to hint; intimate sub-sortĭor v. a. to choose by lot as a substitute subsortītĭo a choosing of substitutes by lot sub-spargo v. n. to scatter under subspissus adj. thickish sub-stāmen the woof; weft substantĭa that of which a thing consists; the being; essence; contents; material substantĭālis adj. belonging to the essence; substance; essential; substantial; substantive substantĭālĭtas the quality of being substantial; essential substantĭŏla a little substance; a small property substantīvālis adj. substantive; substantial substantīvus adj. self-existent; substantive; the substantive verb sub-sterno v. a. to strew; scatter; spread; lay under; beneath substillus adj. slightly dropping; dribbling; Subst; a slight dropping; a sprinkling sub-stĭtŭo v. a. To set; put; place; lay under; place next to substĭtūtĭo a putting in the place of another; substitution; the appointment of a second; a… substĭtūtīvus adj. conditional substĭtūtus sub-sto v. n. To stand; be under; among; to be present; To stand firm sub-stŏmăchans somewhat angry; vexed substrāmen what is strewn under; litter; supports substrāmentum litter substrātus substrātus a spreading; laying under; sub-strĕpens just sounding; just uttering; gasping sub-strictus P. a. sub-strīdens grating; gnashing somewhat sub-stringo v. a. to bind beneath; to bind; tie; draw up; to bind; draw together; to draw up