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sub

19 7.5
A person who signs up to a channel or service to get its content
  • noun
  • /sʌb/
  • Slang
translation icon : suscriptor
  • You're a sub.

How has this guy not hit a million Subs yet?

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Examples

  • After subscribing to her favorite streamer's channel, she showed off her new sub badge in the chat.

  • So make sure you guys go check out his channel and throw him a sub and take it out.

  • And three, pray, please give me a million Subs on YouTube.

  • But this is going to increase my number of RSS subs by like 10%.

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  • Noel Ferran says they don't care about Twitch Subs in the Twitch chat.

  • As a devoted viewer, I decided to give the YouTube channel a sub to enjoy exclusive content.

  • Many creators rely on their fans for support, so being a loyal sub helps them continue producing videos.

Synonyms

subscriber
vssub
105 2.9

A person who pays regularly to receive a magazine or online service

is the informal shortened friendly form used instead of the neutral term

Idioms

sub rosa
  • Formal
1 9.9

In a secret way to keep something private

9.9

A joking mock-Latin phrase that says 'always wear underwear' to make people laugh

Compounds

The part of Africa that is south of the Sahara Desert

sub-assembly
  • Specialized
1 7.1

A group of parts put together to fit into a larger product

sub judice
  • Jargon
9.9

Being considered by a judge or court and not open to public discussion

sub-interval
  • Specialized
7.6

A smaller interval that lies entirely inside a larger interval

sub-test
  • Specialized
4.4

A shorter test inside a larger exam, like reading or vocabulary

How Supportive

patron
61 3.5
supporter
817 1.0
sub
  • Slang
19 7.5
member
1.0
follower
  • Texting
138 1.8
viewer
477 1.3

Surface Forms

sub singular
subs plural

Etymology

Sub is short for subscriber, which is a person who 'signs up' for a channel or service. So a sub is someone who follows or supports a creator, often by joining or paying for extra access.