subsocial
/ˌsʌbˈsəʊʃl/adjective
1Existing outside or on the margins of mainstream society; designating or relating to a subordinate social class.
2 Zoology. Especially of an insect species: living gregariously but nesting separately, without a fixed social organization.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Home League (Hartford, Wisconsin). From sub- + social.
- pitcher's duel
- pitchers duel
- pitcher's mound
- pitcher vase
- pitch-farthing
- pitch fiber
- pitch fibre
- pitch fir
- pitchfork
- pitch-hole
- pitchi
- pitch in
- pitchiness
- pitching axis
- pitching hole
- pitching moment
- pitching mound
- pitching pence
- pitching piece
- pitching stone
- pitching temperature
- pitching yeast
- pitch inspection
- pitch into
- pitch invasion