subentry
/ˈsʌbˌɛntri/noun
In a catalogue, dictionary, index, etc.: an entry which forms part of a larger entry; a subsidiary entry.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From sub- + entry.
- quantum-electrodynamic
- quantum-electrodynamical
- quantum electrodynamics
- quantum-electronic
- quantum electronics
- quantum field theory
- quantum fluctuation
- quantum gravity
- quantum jump
- quantum leap
- quantum level
- quantum liquid
- quantum logic
- quantum-logical
- quantum-mechanical
- quantum mechanics
- quantum medicine
- quantum meruit
- quantum number
- quantum orbit
- quantum physics
- quantum solid
- quantum state
- quantum-statistical
- quantum statistics