subfossil

[Pref. sub-, and English fo il (q. v.).] Partially fo ilized. *sub-fu-mi-ga-tion, s . [Lat. subfumigatio .] A species of charm by smoke. [SUFFUMIGATION.] *sub-fusc', *sub-fus-cous, *sub-fusk', a . [Lat. subfusc us .] Moderately dark; darkish, gloomy, brownish, tawny. "O'er whose quiescent walls Arachne's unmolested care has drawn Curtains subfusk." Shenstone: Economy, iii. sub-ge-lat-In-ous, a . [Pref. sub- , and Eng. gelatinous (q. v.).] Somewhat or imperfectly gelatinous. *sub-get, a. [SUBJECT, a.]