sub-singular
Theology
adjective
(Of a manuscript reading or variant) attested or supported only by a secondary or inferior source, or by a small number of these.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Brooke Westcott (1825–1901), biblical scholar and bishop of Durham.
- on and on
- on an empty stomach
- on an even keel
- onanism
- onanist
- onanistic
- onanistically
- on a par with
- on a plate
- on approval
- on a promise
- on a roll
- on a (silver) platter
- on a sixpence
- Onassis, Aristotle
- Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy
- on a string
- on a sudden
- on automatic pilot
- on a wind
- on a wing and a prayer
- on-axis
- Onazote
- on balance
- on-baller