Subordinate person or country
subordinate position
Subordinate refusal
subordinate ruler
subordinate situation
Subordinate sort
Subordinate staff
Subordinate staffer
Subordinate staffers
Subordinate team member
SUBORDINATE thing
Subordinate title: Abbr.
Subordinate to
SUBORDINATE to supreme being
Subordinate, for short
Subordinate: Abbr.
Subordinate's refusal
Subordinate's yes
Subordinates
Subordinates of 99-Down
Subordinates of cpls.
Subordinates, briefly
Subordinates, for short
subordinating conjunctions
subordination
suborn
Subpar
Subpar car
Subpar grade
Subpar grades
Subpar mark
Subpar performance
Subpar performance ... or not
Subpar performance for a team or musician, say
Subpar performance?
Subpar performer
Subpar writer
Subparts
Subpoena
Subpoena or certiorari
subpoena summons
Subpoena, e.g.
Subpoena, for one
subpoenas
Subpoenas, say
subq with a lot of reading
Subreddit abbr. for outrageous questions and answers
Subs
Subs ... or a feature of the answers to the 17 asterisked clues?
Subs (for)
Subs 21. Run-down area
Subs aren't on it
Subs at the deli
Subs at the office
subs by another name
Subs defense system
Subs from delis
Subs in offices
Subs in tubs
subscribe
Subscribe again
subscribe on instagram or facebook
subscribe on instagram or vanifacebook
subscribe to
Subscribe to satellite radio?
Subscribe to.
Subscriber
Subscriber's bonus
Subscriber's choice
Subscriber's gift
Subscriber's option
Subscriber's order
Subscribers' activity
Subscribers' continuations
subscription
Subscription cards, e.g.
Subscription charge
Subscription continuations
Subscription deal promos ... and a hint to this puzzle's seven other longest answers
Subscription extension
Subscription extensions
Subscription length, often
Subscription option
Subscription period
Subscription period, of ten
Subscription period, often
Subscription prescription
Subscription renewal form, sometimes
Subscription service
Subscription slip
Subscription stoppage
Subscription term
Subscription termination
SUBSCRIPTION to newspaper
Subscription units
Subscripts on Scrabble tiles
subsection
Subsense
subsequent
Subsequent edition with no changes
Subsequent phone call, perhaps
Subsequent prescription order
Subsequent showing
subsequent thing
subsequent to
Subsequent to the Babylonian captivity, in Jewish history
subsequent to the embryonic stage of life or growth
Subsequent to the normal business day
Subsequent to the normal closing time ... and where it's at
Subsequent try
Subsequent versions
Subsequent: Abbr.
subsequential
Subsequently
Subsequently ...
Subsequently + depend = with candor
subserve
subservience
subservient
Subservient one
Subside
Subside to a drizzle
Subside, as a storm
Subside, as rainfall
Subside, with "down"
Subside, with "off"
SUBSIDED
Subsided, with "down"
subsidence
Subsides
Subsides gradually
Subsides gradually (with "down")
Subsides slowly
Subsides, as the tide
Subsides, with "down"
Subsidiaries
Subsidiary
Subsidiary activity
SUBSIDIARY building
SUBSIDIARY category between major groups (zool.)
Subsidiary company
subsidiary defensive structure lying outside the main fortified area
Subsidiary dinner course
Subsidiary food item
subsidiary interest
Subsidiary location
Subsidiary math theorem
Subsidiary meaning
Subsidiary of BP
Subsidiary of CVS Health
Subsidiary of Fiat
Subsidiary of Gap Inc.
Subsidiary of ITT
SUBSIDIARY of volkswagan
Subsidiary of Whirlpool
Subsidiary office
Subsidiary order
SUBSIDIARY owner
SUBSIDIARY part
subsidiary plot in a literary or dramatic work
Subsidiary proposition
Subsidiary proposition in a proof
Subsidiary propositions
Subsidiary staffers
Subsidiary structure
Subsidiary theorem
Subsidiary theorems
Subsidiary, for short
Subsidies
Subsidies or subsidize
Subsiding
Subsiding (with "down")
subsidise
subsidize
Subsidized
Subsidized grad student
Subsidizes
Subsidy
Subsidy, e.g.
Subsist
Subsist (on)
Subsist on 27-Down
Subsist on a meagre allowance
Subsist on field rations?
Subsist on next to nothing
Subsisted
Subsisted (on)
subsistence
subsistence level
subsistent entity
Subsists
Subsists (on)
subsitute for butter
Subsoil
Subsoil layer
Subsoil, for a flower
Subspecialty
subspecies
Subsrances like water, vis-a-vis sugar
Subst. for some names
Subst. for the rest of the list
Subst. for unnamed things
Substance
SUBSTANCE (comb. form)
SUBSTANCE (Gk.)
substance able to flow and change its shape
Substance abuse support group
Substance abuser's org.
Substance accumulating in the lugholes
substance acting against auxin
substance added to a liquid to promote drying
substance added to another substance to increase its softness
Substance applied to a wall
substance applied to the body to mask the smell of perspiration
Substance banned by MLB
substance believed to cure all ills
substance Bran accompanier
Substance breathed in
substance burned or treated to produce heat or power
Substance burnt to source power
Substance called a pesticide by the EPA
substance capable of causing an allergic reaction
SUBSTANCE capable of combining with an acid to form a salt (chem.)
SUBSTANCE capable of conducting an electric current
substance capable of emitting light when irradiated with particles of electromagnetic radiation
SUBSTANCE causing catalysis
SUBSTANCE causing delirium
SUBSTANCE causing insensibility
substance causing the blood to produce antibodies
substance causing tumours to form
Substance checker: Abbr.
substance claimed to be needed for sexual activity and mental health
SUBSTANCE coating pulmonary alveoli walls
Substance coiled in a double helix
Substance companion
SUBSTANCE composed of two or more different elements
substance consisting of small grains of rock, esp on a beach or in a desert
substance contained in many grains
Substance contained in many vitamin C supplements
Substance containing carbon molecules
substance containing lead oxide
SUBSTANCE COVERING THE CROWN OF A TOOTH
substance created by by the antheers of a flower
substance derived from oil of anise
Substance derived from or used in molecular reaction
substance derived from saponin
substance designed to make a person immune to a disease
Substance discharged
Substance dispensed from a pressurized can
SUBSTANCE essence of bile (once thought)