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Traditional English :: subserve
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subservint.html - v.tr.
serve as a means in furthering (a purpose, action, etc.). [L subservire (as SUB-, SERVE)] |
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Traditional English :: subservient
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subservint.html - adj. 1 cringing; obsequious. 2 (usu. foll. by to) serving as a means; instrumental. 3 (usu. foll. by to) subordinate. subservience n. subserviency n. subserviently adv. [L subserviens subservient- (as SUBSERVE)] |
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Traditional English :: subsection
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subservint.html - n.
a division of a section. |
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Traditional English :: subsellium
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subservint.html - n.
(pl. subsellia) = MISERICORD 1. [L f. sella seat] |
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Traditional English :: subsequence
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subservint.html - n.
a subsequent incident; a consequence. |
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Traditional English :: subsequent
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subservint.html - adj. (usu. foll. by to) following a specified event etc. in time, esp. as a consequence. subsequently adv. [ME f. OF subsequent or L subsequi (as SUB-, sequi follow)] |
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