subjoinder

[suhb-join-der]

noun

1. something subjoined, as an additional comment.

Word History and Origins

Origin of subjoinder¹

1825–35; sub- + -joinder, as in rejoinder

Example Sentences

"I don't know that, Sir, but I will never stand to be hissed," was the subjoinder of young Confidence—when gathering up his features into one significant mass of wonder, pity, and expostulatory indignation—in a lesson never to have been lost upon a creature less forward than she who stood before him—his words were these: "They have hissed me."

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