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subsnoun1pl. of sub a large sandwich on a long split rollwe shared a tuna sub at lunch Cuban sandwiches, grinders, heroes, hoagies, Italian sandwiches, po'boys(also poor boys), submarines, torpedoes a person or thing that takes the place of anotherwe had a sub in English today, so we didn't get our test results back backups, covers, designated hitters, fill-ins, locum tenentes, pinch hitters, reliefs, replacements, reserves, stand-ins, substitutes alternates, understudiesapologies, makeshifts, stopgapsagents, assignees, attorneys, commissaries, delegates, deputies, envoys, factors, procurators, proxies, representatives, reps, surrogatesassistants, relievers, secondssuccessors, superseders to serve as a replacement usually for a time onlythe weekend anchor is subbing for the station's main anchor all this week she subbed for middle school teachers in the district as needed covers, fills in, pinch-hits, stands in, steps in, substitutes, takes over understudiesrelieves, spellsdoubles (as) |