subdēbĭlĭtātus adj. somewhat enfeebled; debilitated; somewhat discouraged subdēfectĭo a slight failure subdēfĭcĭo v. n. to become more and more feeble; to fail somewhat subdēlĭgo v. a. to choose subdescendo v. n. to descend lower subdĭăcŏnus a sub - deacon subdĭālis adj. that is in the open air; open galleries; terraces subdiffĭcĭlis adj. somewhat difficult subdiffīdo v. n. to be somewhat distrustful subdīmĭdĭus adj. half as much less; less by one half of itself subdisjunctĭo a minor stop; colon subdisjunctīvus adj. subdisjunctive subdistinguo v. a. to make a smaller interpunction; a colon subdĭtīcĭus adj. substituted; counterfeit subdĭtīvus adj. substituted; counterfeit; the title of a comedy of Cœcilius subdĭto subdĭtus subdiū adv. by day subdīval subdīvālis subdīvĭdo v. a. to subdivide subdīvīsĭo a subdivision subdīvīsus subdo v. a. To put; place; set; To put in the place of; to substitute subdŏcĕo v. a. and n. to teach as an assistant; to act as an assistant-teacher subdoctor an underteacher subdŏlē adv. subdŏlens adj. somewhat painful subdŏlōsĭtas craft; cunning subdŏlōsus adj. crafty subdŏlus adj. somewhat crafty; cunning; sly subdŏmo v. a. to subject by taming; to tame; subdue subdŭbĭto v. n. to be a little doubtful; undecided; to have some hesitation subdūco v. a. to draw from under; from below; to draw away from among; to take away; lead awa… subductārĭus adj. that serves for drawing up subductĭo a hauling ashore; A reckoning subductus P. a. subdulcis adj. somewhat sweet; sweetish subdūrus adj. somewhat hard; hardish sŭbĕdo v. a. to eat; waste; wear away below sŭbēlectĭo a further selection sŭbēlĭgo v. a. to choose further sŭbēnarro v. a. to relate sŭbĕo v. n. and a. to come; go under; to come sūber the cork-oak; cork-tree; cork; a thick bark sŭbērectus sūbĕrĕus adj. of the cork-tree; cork-; N. cr sūbĕrĭes subērĭgo v. a. to raise up sūbĕrīnus adj. of the cork-tree; cork Sūbĕrīnus a Roman surname sŭberro v. n. to wander about under Subertāni a people of Etruria; the inhabitants of Subertum; the mod... sŭbex sŭbexcūso v. a. to excuse in part sŭbexhĭbĕo v. a. to exhibit under sŭbexplĭcans unfolding below subf subg sŭbhaerĕo v. n. to stick under; behind; to cleave; adhere to sŭbhastārĭus adj. that is sold by public auction sŭbhastātĭo a sale by public auction sŭbhasto v. a. to sell by public auction sŭbhēres the next; second heir sŭbhorresco v. inch. n. to become rough; stormy; to boil up sŭbhorrĭdus adj. somewhat rough; roughish sŭbhūmĭdus Subi a river of Spain sŭbĭces underlayers; supports sūbĭcĭo v. a. to throw; lay; place sŭbĭcĭtāre sŭbĭcŭlum sŭbĭdus knowing; sensible sŭbĭgĭtātĭo illicit intercourse sŭbĭgĭtātrix she that indulges in illicit intercourse; a lascivious woman sŭbĭgĭto v. freq. a. to lie with illicitly; to work upon; incite sŭbĭgo v. a. to bring under; get under; bring; get up Sŭbĭgus the tutelary god of the wedding-night sŭbimplĕo v. a. to fill up sŭbimpŭdens adj. somewhat shameless; impudent sŭbĭnānis adj. somewhat empty; vain sŭbinde adv. immediately after; just after; presently; one after the other; from time to tim… sŭbindĭco v. a. to indicate slightly; to hint at sŭbindo v. a. to subjoin; add sŭbinfĕro to subjoin; add sŭbinflo v. a. to puff up somewhat; pass; somewhat puffed up; inflated sŭbinflŭo sŭbinjectus laid down upon sŭbinscrībo v. a. to subjoin sŭbinsulsus adj. somewhat tasteless; insipid sŭbintellĕgo v. a. to understand; perceive a little; To supply; understand sŭbintro v. n. to go into secretly; to enter by stealth; steal into sŭbintrōdūco v. a. to introduce in secret sŭbintrŏĕo v. a. to go into; enter sŭbintrōmitto v. a. introduced temporarily sŭbinvĭdĕo v. a. To envy a little; slightly; to be somewhat envious of; a little disliked; somew… sŭbinvīto v. a. to invite slightly sŭbīrascor v. dep. n. to be somewhat angry; somewhat angry subis a kind of bird that breaks eagles' eggs Subis