sub fluvial (subflovial)

[L. sub, under, + fluvius, stream: see fluvial.] Situated under IMG:content-2358.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-2359.png:[blocks in formation] fulcrum). It occurs in certain carabid and sub granular (sub-gran'ū-lär), a. Somewhat scarabæid larvæ. granular. sub fumigation (sub-fū-mi-gā'shon), n. Same subgroup (sub'gröp), п. 1. Any subordinate as suffumigation. subfusc, a. See subfusk. subfuscous (sub-fus'kus), a. [L. subfusc us: see subfusk.] Same as subfusk. sub fusiform (sub-fü'si-fôrm), a. More or le nearly fusiform or spindle-shaped. subfusk, subfusc (sub-fusk'), a. [L. subfus cus, suffuscus, somewhat brown: see sub- and fuscous.] Duskish; moderately dark; brownish; tawny; lacking in color. O'er whose quiescent walls Arachne's unmolested care has drawn Curtains subfusk . Shenstone, Economy, iii. The University statute requiring the wearing only of black or subfuse clothing. Dickens , Dict. of Oxford, p. 66. subgalea (sub-ga'lē-a), n.; pl. subgaleæ (-6). [NL., L. sub , under, + NL. galea .] One of the sclerites of the typical maxilla of insects. It usually articulates with the stipes and bears the galea. In many beetles it is united with the lacinia. See cut under galea . Imper