subduce
/səbˈdjuːs/ /səbˈdʒuːs/verb
To take away, remove, withdraw. Now rare.
Origin
Late Middle English. From classical Latin subdūcere to draw up, raise, to withdraw, to remove, to take away, to subtract from sub- + dūcere to lead, bring.
- catchment area
- catch on
- catch one's breath
- catch one's death (of cold)
- catch (or get a) sight of
- catchpenny
- catchphrase
- catch points
- catch sight of
- catch someone in the act
- catch someone napping
- catch someone out
- catch someone's eye
- catch someone up
- catch someone with their pants (or trousers) down
- catch someone with their trousers down
- catch some (or a few) Zs
- catch something up
- catch the light
- catch the sun
- catch up
- catchup
- catch up with
- catchweight
- catchword