subterfluent
rare
adjective
Flowing or running underneath.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Johnson. From classical Latin subterfluent-, subterfluēns, present participle of subterfluere to flow below or under from subter- + fluere to flow; compare earlier subterfluous.
- blue stater
- bluestem
- bluestocking
- blue-stockinged
- blue-stockinger
- bluestockingish
- bluestockingism
- Bluestocking Parliament
- bluestone
- blue straggler
- blue streak
- blue succory
- bluesy
- bluet
- bluetail
- blue-tangle
- bluethroat
- blue tick
- blue-tick coonhound
- blue-ticked
- blue-tick hound
- blue tit
- blue titmouse
- bluetongue
- blue-tongued skink