subuck

when a subculture gets subcultured so many times that it just gets fucked up, you call it a subuck.

Maggs: Hey, that's so emo!
Alex: No dude, that's scène... or is it screamo?

Maggs: Ow jeez, what a subuck!

by Punkay December 3, 2009

Subcunt

Someone who is beyond a cunt
A dickhead that is so much of a cunt that it is an insult to regular cunts to call them a cunt.
A cunt that thinks they're really mawd when really they're a subcunt.

If used improperly to someone that is not in fact a subcunt, the perpetrator must immediately desubcuntify the victim and write a formal letter of apology to which they sign off, 'I.M.A. Cunt'.

There's is no word horrible enough to describe this wanker" "What about Subcunt?" "Oh, except that of course

by cuntley December 15, 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

Subhuman

Someone who is less then human; not 100% human in the evolution catogary.

A Brazilian woman filmed herself murdering her own child, that lady is a heartless subhuman. She should rot in prison for that.

by I love Black Women! January 13, 2020

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

subjunctive

The subjunctive mood is the verb form contrasted with the indicative and imperative moods. It occurs somewhat oddly in English because in many persons and tenses, the same form is used for indicative and subjunctive verbs. It is used primarily to express events that are contrary to fact or, if set in the future tense, uncertain. This is why one says "If I were..." instead of "If I was..." though the latter is not always incorrect. The conditional word "if" often introduces a contrary to fact or uncertain condition, but it can also express a certain condition (usually when it could be replaced with "when") thus: "If it were raining, I would be happy" versus "If it was raining, I was happy." The verbs of the first are in the present tense and subjunctive mood, the second in the past tense and indicative mood. The first expresses the idea that if it were raining (but it's not), I would be happy (but I am not happy). The second expresses the idea that whever in the past it was raining, I was happy. Subjunctives are also used to express hortitory and jussive ideas such as "God save the queen." Using the subjuctive, one says "It is imperative that he read this" rather than "It is imperative that he reads this," but it is never used with the "that" of indirect statement. The subjunctive mood is rarely used or correctly formed in conversational English (and many popular works of literature).

Incorrect: If I was rich, I would not live in a box.
Correct: If I were rich, I would not live in a box.

by Andrew Paczkowski December 19, 2004

Subbuing

Generic verb for when a guy is in his bedroom and you don’t know what he’s doing.

Person 2: What has Subbu been doing all day?

(Subbu has been in his room and no one knows what he’s doing)
Person 1: He’s subbuing.

by ImAyysexual69 July 28, 2022