subterposed
/ˈsʌbtəˌpəʊzd/Now rare
adjective
Placed below or underneath something else.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the American Oriental Society. From subter- + posed, after superposed, interposed.
- placebo
- placebo effect
- placeboic
- place brick
- place card
- place d'armes
- placee
- place-getter
- placeholder
- placeholding
- place horse
- place-hunter
- place-hunting
- place kick
- place-kicker
- placeless
- placeman
- placemanship
- place mat
- placement
- placement agency
- placement drill
- placement-drilled
- place money
- place name