[SUB- 6. Cf. med.L. submagister, F. sous-maître, formerly † soubs-maistre.] A subordinate, deputy, or assistant master.

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14[?].  Nom., in Wr.-Wülcker, 681/18. Hic instructor, a submastyr.

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1517.  in Archaeologia, LXI. 82. Sir Adam late submaister of the seid College.

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1850.  Chubb, Locks & Keys, 15. With keys for the master, sub-master, and warders.

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