unsub1
/ˈʌnsʌb
/verb (unsubs, unsubbing, unsubbed) [no object] informal
Unsubscribe: you won’t be spammed and you can unsub if you change your mind...
- To avoid this problem, unsub using your old address, then resubscribe with your new email address.
- It'd be fascinating to stop keeping up with all this: not update my sites, unsub from mailing lists, keep away from the web.
- Yes, you should not have to unsub from something you didn't ask to get in the first place - but here again we have no choice.
Origin
1990s: abbreviation.
unsub2
/ˈʌnsʌb/noun US informal
(In police use) a person of unknown identity who is the subject of a criminal investigation: putting together these insights will help police come up with a composite picture of the unsub...
- I can't tell you how many thousands and thousands of man-hours went into pursuing every lead that came in on unsub number two.
- The FBI in its investigation concluded that “the bloody palm print located on the passenger door would have to have been left by the unsub.”
- One of the things we began saying in some of our profiles was that the unsub—the unknown subject—would drive a policelike vehicle.
Origin
1970s: abbreviation of unknown subject or unidentified subject.
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