subscribe /səb-skrībˈ/

1. To contribute money
2. To put one's name down as a purchaser or donor
3. To make periodical payments by arrangement
4. (usu with to) to sign one's name
5. To assent, agree
6. To make acknowledgement
7. To undertake to answer
8. To submit (Shakespeare)

1. To sign, orig and esp at the bottom
2. To write beneath (archaic)
3. To profess to be (by signing)
4. To declare assent to
5. To make a signed promise of payment for or regular contributions to
6. To set down, declare, in writing (Shakespeare)
7. To give up by signing (Shakespeare)

subscrībˈable adjective

subscrībedˈ adjective

subscrībˈer noun

subscrībˈing noun and adjective

subscript /subˈskript/ adjective and noun

(a character) written or printed beneath the normal line of script or type, esp in chemistry, mathematics, etc (eg the number 2 in H₂O)

subscripˈtion noun

1. An act of subscribing
2. That which is subscribed
3. A membership fee
4. A contribution to a fund, society, etc
5. A method of sale to subscribers
6. A raising of money from subscribers
7. Advance ordering, esp of a book or magazine before publication
8. An advance order, esp for a book or magazine before publication
9. A signature
10. Assent, sanction, endorsement
11. Submission (Shakespeare)

subscripˈtive adjective

subscriber set noun (computing)

A modem

subscriber station noun (computing)

A connection for transmission of data linking an outside location with a central office

subscriber trunk dialling noun

A dialling system in which subscribers in exchanges in many countries of the world can dial each other directly (abbrev STD)

subscription concert noun

One of a series of concerts for which tickets are sold as a batch in advance

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