subdue

overcome, quieten, or bring under control.

America subdued Saddam.

by camouflager April 14, 2010

Subdue the maker

another term for male masturbation

Inspired by the Dune series (realized while watching the dune miniseries that aired on the SciFi channel) "Frank Herbert's Dune".
see: wikipedia - Dune TV miniseries

They said: "Subdue the maker" then two people grabbed and held the Worm. While the two people held on the wormand squeezed it the worm finally spewed a liquid into a bowl a third person was holding.

person 1: I'm such a nerd, I told some people that I had other things to do.

person 2: like???

person 1: well I thought I might drink a few beers, watch some pr0n, and subdue the maker.

person 2: what?
Person 1: you never saw dune? what kind of nerd are you?

by alien78 July 21, 2008

subdued

1. quiet; inhibited; repressed; controlled: After the argument he was much more subdued.
2. lowered in intensity or strength; reduced in fullness of tone, as a color or voice; muted: subdued light; wallpaper in subdued greens.
3. (of land) not marked by any striking features, as mountains or cliffs: a subdued landscape.

She subdued her screams as the sun came up.

by Jimmy Rettick April 9, 2008

Subfluencer

Subfluencers are a squad of special individuals (entrepreneuers, small business owners, artists, photographers) that travel around New York City and other urban areas, usually by subway, looking to bring network connectivity to everyone in their vicinity.

OMG did you see there was a Subfluencer on the L train today?

by subwifimike November 12, 2020

le rouge sublet

(n)
(semi)Exact Translation: The Red House

1. A house of particular subconcious deep in a feild of vast memory

2. A keeping and collective of extensive and combative personalities and emotions in the deeper recesses of the mind

"push.tyber is host to Le Rouge Sublet"

by push.tyber March 21, 2005

sublux

Short for subluxation.

Lucky I didn't sublux a rib on that speedbump.

by EDSgeek December 15, 2016

subluxation

DD Palmer, the first chiropractor, decided that all problems with the human body, from neck pain and headaches to head colds and poor eyesight, were caused by a misalignment in the spine, or a subluxation. Although there is no credible scientific proof that remotely supports this in any way, this is the basis of the chiropractic industry and the logic used to scare patients and secure billions of dollars each year. If you hear this term being used by somebody claiming to be able to help your health, run far away.

Patient: My neck hurts.
Chiropractor: You have a subluxation! I'll crack your back for 2 minutes and charge you $30. And keep on coming back!
Patient: Did you hear that Molly slipped on the ice and cracked open her head?
Chiropractor: Oh no! Clearly she has a subluxation! Have her come in, and tell her to bring $30!

by iLikeSoup February 16, 2010