subjugal
/sʌbˈdʒuːɡl/rare
adjective
1That is under a person's dominion; subservient, subordinate.
2 Music. = plagal. Now historical and rare.
3 Anatomy. Located below the zygomatic (jugal) bone.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Mary Magdalene. From post-classical Latin subiugalis (of a beast of burden) accustomed to the yoke (early 5th cent.; compare subiugale (neuter noun) beast of burden (Vetus Latina, Vulgate)), subservient, (in music) plagal from classical Latin sub- + iugum yoke + -ālis.
- water deer
- water devil
- water dial
- water diviner
- water divining
- water dock
- water doctor
- waterdog
- water dowsing
- water dragon
- water dressing
- water-drinker
- water drinking
- water drive
- water drop
- water dropwort
- water drum
- water dust
- water eagle
- watered-down
- watered silk
- water-eft
- water elder
- water elm
- water engine