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subter-
subter-, prefix (ˈsʌbtə(r)) repr. L. subter- = the adv. and prep. subter below, underneath, used in composition = (1) below, beneath; (a) advb. as in subterfluĕre to flow beneath (see subterfluous), (b) prep. as in subtercutāneus lying under the skin (cutis); = (2) secretly, as in subterfugĕre to fl... Oxford English Dictionary
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subteraqueous
subteraqueous, a. rare. (sʌbtəˈreɪkwɪəs) Also erron. subterr-. [f. L. *subteraqueus: see subter- (1) and aqueous.] Living, situated, performed, etc. under water.1682 H. More Annot. Glanvill's Lux O. 139 By those inevitable Laws of the subteraqueous Sandalphon. 1733 Tull Horse-hoeing Husb. iii. 26 Th... Oxford English Dictionary
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subternatural
subterˈnatural, a. [subter- (3).] Below what is natural, less than natural.1870 Lowell Among my Bks. Ser. i. (1873) 87 We must be content to call hypochondria subternatural, because the tone of the instrument is lowered. 1880 Gladstone in W. O'Brien Recoll. (1905) 262 The expression of subter⁓natura... Oxford English Dictionary
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subterpose
subterpose, v. rare. (sʌbtəˈpəʊz) [f. subter- i) + -pose, as in superpose, impose.] trans. To place underneath.1894 Baring-Gould Deserts S. France I. 149 Their remains may be discovered at a lower level, though not subterposed. So ˌsubterpoˈsition, a placing below, position underneath.1833 Lyell Pri... Oxford English Dictionary
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subterfuge
▪ I. subterfuge, n. (ˈsʌbtəfjuːdʒ) [ad. L. subterfugium, f. subterfugĕre, f. subter- subter- (2) + fugĕre to flee. Cf. F. subterfuge, It. sutterfugio, Sp., Pg. subterfugio.] 1. An artifice or device to which a person resorts in order to escape the force of an argument, to avoid condemnation or censu... Oxford English Dictionary
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superrant
† superrant Obs. rare—1. (Derivation and meaning unknown; perh. an error.)1597 [see subtercubant s.v. subter-]. Oxford English Dictionary
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