n. Outlying district of a city. [latin urbs city]

n. - pedestrian tunnel beneath a road etc.

- esp. Us underground railway.

(brit. Succour) —n. Aid, esp. In time of need. —v. Give succour to. [latin succurro run to help]

n. - a gullible person. B (foll. By for) person susceptible to.

- a rubber cup etc. Adhering by suction. B similar organ of an organism.

- shoot springing from a root or stem below ground.

v. (-ling) 1 feed (young) from the breast or udder.

- feed by sucking the breast etc.

adj. Done or occurring unexpectedly or abruptly. all of a sudden suddenly. suddenly adv. Suddenness n. [latin subitaneus]

- death n. Colloq. Decision in a tied game etc. Dependent on one move, card, etc.

- infant death syndrome n. = *cot-death.

v. - undergo pain, grief, damage, etc.

- undergo, experience, or be subjected to (pain, loss, grief, defeat, change, etc.).

- tolerate (does not suffer fools gladly).

- (usu. Foll. By to + infin.) Archaic allow. sufferer n. [latin suffero]

—n. Letter(s) added at the end of a word to form a derivative. —v. Append, esp. As a suffix. [latin figo fix- fasten]

adj. - containing or like sugar.

- excessively sweet or esp. Sentimental. sugariness n.

n. - man wooing a woman.

- plaintiff or petitioner in a lawsuit. [anglo-french from latin]