subˈcharter (charter) n (2)

subˈchelate (chelate) adj (6)

subˈchief (chief) n (2)

subˈchloride (chloride) n (6)

subˈchord (chord) n (1)

subˈcircuit (circuit) n (2)

subcivilizaˈtion (civilization) subcivilisaˈtion (civilisation) n (4)

subcivˈilized (civilized) subcivˈilised (civilised) adj (4)

subˈclaim (claim) n (2)

subˈclass (class) n (3)

subˈclause (clause) n (2)

subcommissˈion (commission) n 2 3

subcommissˈioner (commissioner) n 2 3

subcommittˈee (committee) n 2 3

subcommunˈity (community) n (3)

subcontigˈuous (contiguous) adj (4)

subcontinˈuous (continuous) adj (4)

subˈcool (cool) adj (1)

subcorˈdate (cordate) adj (4)

subcorˈtex (cortex) n 1 4

subcortˈical (cortical) adj 1 4

subcrāˈnial (cranial) adj (1)

subˈcrust (crust) n (1)

subcrustˈal (crustal) adj (1)

subdeanˈ (dean) adj (2)

subdeanˈery (deanery) n (2)

subdecaˈnal (decanal) adj (2)

subderˈmal (dermal) adj (1)

subdiaˈconal (diaconal) adj (2)

subdiaˈconate (diaconate) n (2)

subdiˈalect (dialect) n (3)

subdisˈtrict (district) n (3)

subˈdorsal (dorsal) adj 1 4

subeconomˈic (economic) adj (1)

subeˈqual (equal) adj (4)

subequatoˈrial (equatorial) adj (4)

suberectˈ (erect) adj (4)

subfactoˈrial (factorial) n (2)

subferˈtile (fertile) adj (4)

subfertilˈity (fertility) n (4)

subˈfield (field) n (3)

subˈfreezing (freezing) adj (1)

subˈgenre (genre) n (3)

subgloboseˈ (globose) adj (4)

subglobˈular (globular) adj (4)

subˈgoal (goal) n (3)

subˈgroup (group) n (3)

subharmonˈic (harmonic) n adj (3)

subˈhead (head) subˈheading (heading) n (2)

subinˈdustry (industry) n (3)

subinsinuaˈtion (insinuation) n 4 5

subinspecˈtor (inspector) n (2)

subinspecˈtorship (inspectorship) n (2)

sublanˈceolate (lanceolate) adj (4)

subˈlanguage (language) n (3)

subleˈthal (lethal) adj (4)

sublibraˈrian (librarian) n (2)

submanˈager (manager) n (2)

submandibˈular (mandibular) adj (1)

subˈmatrix (matrix) n (3)

submicrominˈiature (microminiature) adj (4)

submicroscopˈic (microscopic) adj (4)

subminˈiaturize (miniaturize) subminˈiaturise (miniaturise) vt (4)

submolˈecule (molecule) n (3)

subnatˈural (natural) adj (4)

suboceanˈic (oceanic) adj (1)

subocˈular (ocular) adj (1)

subˈoffice (office) n 2 3

subˈofficer (officer) n 2 3

subˈorder (order) n (3)

suborˈdinal (ordinal) adj (4)

suboˈvate (ovate) adj (4)

suboxˈide (oxide) n (6)

subparˈallel (parallel) adj (4)

subˈphrenic (phrenic) adj (1)

subphyˈlum (phylum) n (3)

subpolˈar (polar) adj (4)

sub-postˈmaster (postmaster) n (3)

sub-postˈmistress (postmistress) n (3)

sub-postˈoffice n (3)

subpoˈtent (potent) adj (4)

subpreˈfect (prefect) n (2)

subpreˈfecture (prefecture) n (2)

subprinˈcipal (principal) n (2)

subˈprior (prior) n (2)

subpriˈoress (prioress) n (2)

subˈprogram (program) n 2 3

subreˈgion (region) n (3)

subreˈgional (regional) adj (3)

subˈring (ring) n (2)

sub-Saharˈan (Saharan) adj (1)

subsamˈple (sample) n vt (3)

subˈschema (schema) n (3)

subˈsection (section) n (3)

subserˈies (series) n (3)

subˈsessile (sessile) adj (4)

subˈset (set) n (3)

subspecialˈity (speciality) n (2)

subˈspecies (species) n (3)

subspecifˈic (specific) adj (3)

subspecifˈically (specifically) adv (3)

subspiˈnous (spinous) adj (4)

substanˈdard (standard) adj 1 2

subˈstate (state) n 2 3

substerˈnal (sternal) adj (1)

subˈsurface (surface) adj (1)

subˈsystem (system) n (2)

subˈtask (task) n (2)

subˈtenancy (tenancy) n (2)

subtenˈant (tenant) n (2)

subtenˈure (tenure) n (2)

subterˈminal (terminal) adj (4)

subˈtidal (tidal) adj (4)

subtorˈrid (torrid) adj (4)

subˈtotal (total) n vt (3)

subtreasˈurer (treasurer) n (2)

subtreasˈury (treasury) n (2)

subtriangˈular (triangular) adj (4)

subˈtribe (tribe) n (3)

subˈtype (type) n (3)

subuˈnit (unit) n (3)

suburˈsine (ursine) adj (4)

subvariˈety (variety) n (3)

subˈvassal (vassal) n (2)

subverˈtebral (vertebral) adj (1)

subverˈtical (vertical) adj (4)

subvitˈreous (vitreous) adj (4)

subwarˈden (warden) n (2)

subˈzonal (zonal) adj (1)

subˈzone (zone) n (3)