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subscore

subscore noun: a score that makes up part of a larger total score.

Noun

subscore (plural subscores)

  1. A score that makes up part of a larger total score

Verb

subscore (third-person singular simple present subscores, present participle subscoring, simple past and past participle subscored)

  1. To score (make a notch) underneath

Forms of subscore

Noun
pluralsubscores
Verb
third-person singular presentsubscores
present participlesubscoring
past participlesubscored
pastsubscored

Origin of subscore

From sub- + score.

Questions about subscore

What does subscore mean?
Subscore means a score that makes up part of a larger total score.
What part of speech is subscore?
Subscore can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of subscore?
The plural of subscore is subscores.

Words near subscore in the dictionary

  1. subscientific
  2. subscleral
  3. subsclerotic
  4. subscope
  5. subscopes
  6. subscore
  7. subscored
  8. subscores
  9. subscoring
  10. subscreen
  11. subscreens

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