substage

sub·stage

noun \ˈsəb-ˌstāj\

Definition of SUBSTAGE

: an attachment to a microscope by means of which accessories (as mirrors, diaphragms, or condensers) are held in place beneath the stage of the instrument

First Known Use of SUBSTAGE

1888

Rhymes with SUBSTAGE

backstage, birdcage, broad-gauge, coon's age, dark age, downstage, encage, engage, enrage, forestage, front-page, greengage, ice age, Iron Age, new age, offstage, onstage, outrage, presage, rampage, rib cage, road rage, roll cage, soundstage, space-age, teenage, thrust stage, uncage, upstage