subtractable
/səbˈtraktəbl/adjective
That may be subtracted or is to be subtracted; deductible.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Heath (d. 1779), mathematician. From subtract + -able.
- suprascapular
- suprascript
- suprasegmental
- suprasegmentally
- suprasellar
- suprasensible
- suprasensitive
- suprasensitivity
- suprasensual
- suprasensuous
- supra-sentential
- supraspecies
- supraspecific
- supraspective
- supraspinatus
- supraspinous
- suprasterol
- suprasubtle
- coprophagia
- coprophagic
- coprophagous
- coprophagy
- coprophilia
- cops and robbers
- copse