List of Words with sub-

1. Submarine: A type of ship that operates underwater.
2. Subway: An underground train system.
3. Substitute: A person or thing that takes the place of another.
4. Subtract: To take one number away from another.
5. Subpar: Below the expected standard.
6. Subtext: The hidden or underlying meaning of something.
7. Subdue: To bring under control.
8. Submerge: To go under the surface of water.
9. Suburb: An area on the edge of a city.
10. Subtle: Not obvious; very delicate or precise.
11. Substandard: Below the usual or required standard.
12. Subcontract: A contract assigned to a third party.
13. Subdue: To overpower or bring under control.
14. Subdivide: To divide something into smaller parts.
15. Subscript: A small number or letter written below the main text.
16. Subdue: To overcome or bring under control.
17. Suburban: Relating to a suburb.
18. Subzero: Below zero degrees on the temperature scale.
19. Subcommittee: A smaller group within a larger committee.
20. Subsequent: Following in time or order.
21. Subversion: An attempt to overthrow or undermine something.
22. Subjunctive: A verb form used to express wishes or conditions.
23. Substitution: The act of replacing one thing with another.
24. Subclimate: A smaller or less significant climate within a larger one.
25. Subdivide: To divide into smaller parts.
26. Subtropical: Relating to regions just outside the tropical zone.
27. Subcontractor: A person or company hired to do part of another company’s contract.
28. Subsoil: The layer of earth beneath the topsoil.
29. Subculture: A group within a larger culture with distinct interests or values.
30. Subtext: An underlying meaning not explicitly stated.
31. Subsequence: A series that follows another.
32. Subatomic: Smaller than atoms; relating to particles within atoms.
33. Subtlety: The quality of being not obvious; delicate details.
34. Suburbia: The suburbs collectively; suburban life.
35. Subseries: A smaller series within a larger series.
36. Submachine: A type of automatic firearm smaller than a machine gun.
37. Subchannel: A secondary channel within a main channel.
38. Subtile: Slightly perceptible or barely noticeable.
39. Subversive: Intended to undermine or challenge authority.
40. Subharmonic: A frequency that is a fraction of a fundamental frequency.
41. Subcontinent: A large, distinct part of a continent.
42. Subclause: A smaller clause within a larger sentence.
43. Subrange: A smaller or less important range within a larger one.
44. Suburbanite: A person who lives in a suburb.
45. Subtense: A line that represents the distance between two points.
46. Suborder: A rank in biological classification below the order.
47. Subordinate: Lower in rank or position.
48. Subchapter: A chapter within a larger book or document.
49. Subatomic: Smaller than an atom; particles within atoms.
50. Subtraction: The operation of taking one number away from another.
51. Subduing: Bringing something under control.
52. Sublease: Renting out property you’re already renting.
53. Substandard: Below the usual or expected standard.
54. Subsequent: Following in time or order.
55. Subdue: To bring something under control.
56. Subaqueous: Relating to or living underwater.
57. Substrate: The base layer on which something rests or grows.
58. Subdermal: Beneath the skin.
59. Substantial: Of considerable importance, size, or worth.
60. Submersible: Capable of being submerged under water.
61. Subpolar: Relating to regions near the poles.
62. Subideal: Below the perfect or desired level.
63. Subprime: Lower in quality or value than what is ideal.
64. Submerge: To put something completely under water.
65. Subvocal: Said or done without speaking aloud.
66. Subaudible: Below the level of normal hearing.
67. Subhuman: Below the standard of human beings.
68. Subreaction: A response that is less intense than usual.
69. Subdeterrent: Less effective at deterring or preventing.
70. Subnominal: Below the expected level for a particular standard.
71. Subtle: Delicate or not obvious.
72. Suborbital: Not reaching the orbit of a planet or moon.
73. Subregional: Relating to a smaller area within a larger region.
74. Substantial: Of great importance or value.
75. Subspace: A smaller or secondary space within a larger one.
76. Substitute: To replace something with something else.
77. Subaltern: Of lower rank or position.
78. Suboperator: A person who works under another operator.
79. Subefficient: Less than the desired level of efficiency.
80. Subdiagnostic: Not enough to diagnose a condition.
81. Subcarinal: Located below the carina in anatomy.
82. Subsolars: Areas directly below the sun’s path.
83. Subaerial: Existing or occurring under the sky.
84. Subnumerary: Less than the usual or expected number.
85. Submaximal: Less than the maximum level.
86. Subfrequent: Occurring less frequently.
87. Subsyllabic: Relating to parts smaller than syllables.
88. Subcurvature: A curve less than a full curve.
89. Subimmunization: A state less than complete immunity.
90. Subconscious: Existing or occurring below the level of awareness.
91. Subself: A lesser version of the self or personality.
92. Subrespiratory: Breathing at a level below normal.
93. Subdistal: Further from the center than a more proximal point.
94. Subconsonantal: Relating to sounds below the level of consonants.
95. Subcaloric: Less than the usual caloric amount.
96. Sublist: A smaller list within a larger list.
97. Subcapillary: Relating to or less than the size of capillaries.
98. Subfungal: Below the level of the fungus or fungal structure.
99. Subrotational: Less than the expected degree of rotation.
100. Subcritical: Below the level needed for a reaction or process to be critical.