Definitions

1. noun

A symbol or character written below the normal line of text.

“The subscript in the mathematical equation helped clarify the solution.”

2. verb

To write or print something below the normal line of text.

“The software subscripted the numbers in the document for readability.”

3. verb

To add or attach something below the normal line of text.

“The editor subscripted a footnote to provide additional context.”

4. noun

A payment made by an employee to an employer, typically for a pension or health insurance plan.

“The employee’s subscript for the company’s health insurance plan was deducted from his paycheck.”

5. noun

A person or entity that subscribes to a service or publication.

“The company’s subscriber list included several high-profile industry subscribers.”

6. verb

To sign up or enroll for a service, publication, or other offering.

“The customer subscripted to the streaming service to watch the latest season.”

7. verb

To agree or consent to a proposal or plan.

“The company will subscript to the partnership deal if all parties agree.”