subnormality (subnormal it i)

[ subnormal. Lancet, 1890, I. 105. sub notation (sub-no-ta's hon), n. [ The every-day observation of the most únlettered man who treads the fields and is wet with the mists and rains must convince him that there is no sub - nubilar solid sphere. Dawson, Origin of the World, p. 63. IMG:content-2378.png:[blocks in formation] sub obscure (sub-ob-skür'), a. [ L.subobscurus, somewhat obscure, suboceanic (sub-ō-she-an'ik), a. Lying beneath the ocean. Nature, XL. 658.