Meaning

2 senses
  1. The lower part of the orbit of the eye.

  2. A trajectory that is insufficient to achieve a stable orbit.

Origin

From sub- + orbit. Back-formation from suborbital (formed from sub- + orbital), from expr

From sub- + orbit.

Back-formation from suborbital (formed from sub- + orbital), from expressions such as suborbital trajectory.

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Forms

plural: suborbits
Singularsuborbit
Pluralsuborbits

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary

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