Subordinating Conjunctions

A word or phrase that links a dependent clause to an independent clause. This word or phrase indicates that a clause has informative value to add to the sentence's main idea, signaling a cause-and-effect relationship or a shift in time and place between the two clauses.

Some common subordinating conjunctions include...although, while, when, whenever, where, wherever, before, and after.

by Pp word Boy Selina February 14, 2022

Manic Subsidal

Original band name of The Offspring.

I'm rather disappointed no one else has defined this yet.

Manic Subsidal is the old name for The Offspring

by askjrhvaer May 16, 2006

subsidiarity

Subsidiarity: the concession by which the sovereign parliaments of member-countries of the EU are required to pass into law those rules, regulations etc which have already been legislated in Brussels.

Eurocrat dictator in Brussels - " the EU imperialist project is in grave danger, Senor Barosso. The Irish might vote No to the Lisbon Treaty!"

Barosso - "Don't worry Pierre, I got da boys down da Vatican hittin''em up on prime time TV with a dose of good ol' fashioned subsidiarity til dey give us a Yes."

by bromp May 30, 2008

Subsidize

Paying part of the cost of producing (something) to reduce prices for the buyer.

I am going to stop paying my taxes so that the government doesn't subsidize my money towards constructing highways, which would benefit one part of the population at the cost of another.

by ThE CoLLeGeBoArD October 13, 2018

subsidy milker

One who enjoys the subsidies offered to farmers for milk production without actually producing any dairy products whatsoever.

"Commissioner, I think I should advise you that we have evidence of a subsidy milker operating out of Germany"

by stropmag October 3, 2006

Subordinant

Latin for be 'be my bitch'. Primarily used by pimps, or to piss off friends.

You're my subordinant.

SHUT UP!!

by gollom like creature September 24, 2013

subididious

(adjective) Sharp, tactful, nice

Originated in a Diner on Easton Ave in 2003 for people who like to use big words no one understands.

You look very subididious today.

by RU07 August 24, 2008