subprogramme
/ˈsʌbˌprəʊɡram/ /ˈsʌbˌprəʊɡrəm/noun
1A secondary or subsidiary programme.
2 Computing. = subroutine.
Origin
1920s. From sub- + programme.
- loose box
- loose cannon
- loose construction
- loose constructionist
- loose cover
- loose end
- loose-fitting
- loose-footed
- loose forward
- loose head
- loose housing
- loose-jointed
- loose-knit
- loose-leaf
- loose-limbed
- loosely
- loosely knit
- loose man
- loosen
- loosener
- looseness
- loosen someone's tongue
- loosen up
- loose rein
- loose scrum