to sub
- verb
- /sʌb/
- Slang
- I still sub.
Examples
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Remember to drop us a sub here and like, thank you.
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You ever sub here before?
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Well, sub us then, mate.
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It's his channel; if the peeps subbed to him want to watch, let them.
Blog text (9) -
I decided to sub to my favorite podcast to support the creators and get exclusive content.
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After watching several videos, I finally chose to sub to that gaming channel for more tips.
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If you enjoy the streams, don't forget to sub and show your support to the content creator.
Synonyms
Sign up to receive something regularly, often by paying
To pay to get a magazine or online service regularly
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
A joking mock-Latin phrase that says 'always wear underwear' to make people laugh
Compounds
How Committed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sub is short for subscribe, which can mean 'to sign up' for a channel or service. So to sub online is to join or support a creator and get their content or benefits.