substructĭo an under - building; foundation; substructure substructus substrŭo v. a. to build beneath; to underbuild; lay subsultim adv. with leaps; jumps subsulto v. freq. n. to spring up; to leap; jump subsum v. n. to be under; among; behind; to be near; to be underneath; be at the bottom; exi… subsummo v. a. to sum up; to multiply subsurdus adj. somewhat deaf subsūtūra the hem subsūtus sewn beneath; at the lower part; trimmed subtābĭdus adj. somewhat shrunken subtăcĭtus adj. somewhat still; silent subtālāris adj. lying under the heel subtectĭo a covering subtegmen subtĕgo v. a. to cover underneath subtĕgŭlānĕus adj. that is under the roof; in-doors subtel the hollow of the foot subtēmen that which is wrought; woven in; the woof; any thing spun; thread; yarn subtendo v. a. and n. to stretch underneath; to extend underneath subtĕnĕo v. a. to hold underneath; N. cr subtentus subtĕnŭis adj. rather thin; thinnish subter adv. below; beneath; underneath; below; beneath; underneath; underneath; beneath; se… subtĕractus driven below; underneath subterănhēlo v. n. to pant; gasp beneath subtercăvātus hollowed out underneath subtercurrens moving underneath subtercŭtānĕus adj. that is beneath the skin subterdūco v. a. to carry off secretly; to steal away subterflŭo v. n. to flow beneath subterfŭgĭo v. n. and a. to flee secretly; by stealth; to get off; to escape; evade; avoid subterfŭgĭum a subterfuge subterfundo v. a. to found; establish beneath subtĕrinsĕro v. a. to insert subtĕrintendo v. a. to look askance subtĕrĭor adv. that is farther beneath; lower; lower subterjăcĕo v. n. to lie under subterjăcĭo v. a. to throw under subterlābor v. dep. n. to glide; flow under; to slip away; escape subterlĭno v. a. to anoint underneath subterlŭo v. a. to wash beneath; flow underneath subterlŭvĭo a washing beneath; washing away subtermĕo v. n. to pass beneath subtermitto v. a. to place underneath subtermŏvĕo v. a. to push under subternătans swimming under subternus adj. that is underneath; lower subtĕro v. a. to rub off; wear away underneath; to rub; bruise subterpendens hanging down subterrānĕus adj. underground; subterranean; fin.—Subst subterrēnus adj. underground; subterrene subterrĕus adj. underground; subterranean subtersĕco v. a. to cut; divide; separate underneath subtersterno v. a. to spread under; strew under subtertĕnŭo v. a. to make; thin below; at the lower part subtertĭus adj. less by a third of itself subtervăcans empty below subtervŏlo v. n. to fly beneath subtexo v. a. to weave under; below; to join on; To cover; hide; darken subtextus subtīlĭlŏquentĭa fine; elegant language subtīlĭlŏquus adj. speaking finely; elegantly subtīlis adj. fine; not thick; coarse; fine goods; stuffs; fine; nice; precise subtīlĭtas fineness; thinness; slenderness subtīlĭter adv. subtĭmĕo v. n. to be somewhat afraid; to fear a little subtinnĭo v. n. to sound a little; to tinkle subtĭtŭbo v. n. to stagger; totter; waver a little subtractĭo a drawing back subtractus subtrăho v. a. to draw away from underneath; by stealth; to draw off; se; Reflex; withdrawing … subtrĕmŭlus adj. somewhat tremulous subtriplus adj. contained three times in subtristis adj. somewhat sad; sorrowful subtrītus subtŭnĭcālis the under-garment of a Jewish priest subturpĭcŭlus adj. somewhat mean; disgraceful subturpis adj. somewhat mean; disgraceful subtus adv. below; beneath; underneath subtussĭo v. n. to cough slightly subtūsus somewhat bruised; an obtuse angle subtūtus adj. moderately safe sŭbūcŭla A man; s under-garment; a shirt sūbŭla an awl; a very small weapon sŭbulcus a swine-herd sūbŭlo A flute-player; A kind of hart; with pointed horns Sūbŭlo a Roman surname sŭbumbĭlīcus the parts below the navel sŭbūmĭdus adj. somewhat moist sŭbunctĭo a rubbing in Sŭbur a town in Spain; on the river Rubricatus; the inhabitants... Sŭbūra a quarter in Rome; in the second region; between the Esqu... sŭburbānĭtas nearness to the city of Rome sŭburbānus adj. situated near the city of Rome; suburban sŭburbĭcārĭus adj. situated near Rome; suburban suburbĭum a suburb sŭburgĕo v. a. to drive; urge close to Sŭbūrĭtāni sŭbūro v. a. to burn slightly; to singe; scorch