undershorts |
short pants worn next to the skin by men and boys; drawers; shorts. |
undershot |
projecting from underneath, as a lower jaw protruding beyond an upper jaw. [3 definitions] |
underside |
the under or lower side or surface; bottom. |
undersign |
to sign one's name at the bottom of (a letter or document). |
undersigned |
having signed at the end of a document, letter, or the like. [3 definitions] |
undersized |
smaller than normal, required, or allowed. |
underskirt |
a skirt, such as a petticoat, worn under another skirt, as in order to provide added shape and body. |
underslung |
supported or suspended from above, as a vehicle chassis from the axles. |
understaffed |
having too few workers. |
understand |
to perceive the meaning, nature, or significance of. [9 definitions] |
understandable |
able to be understood; comprehensible. [2 definitions] |
understanding |
the intellectual process of getting the meaning of something; comprehension. [9 definitions] |
understate |
to state or represent incompletely or too conservatively. [2 definitions] |
understood |
past tense and past participle of understand. [3 definitions] |
understudy |
to learn the role or function of so as to be able to substitute for (usu. an actor in a play). [3 definitions] |
undersurface |
an underside. |
undertake |
to take on (a task, project, challenge or the like); decide or start to do. [2 definitions] |
undertaker |
one who undertakes something. [2 definitions] |
undertaking |
the act of one who undertakes. [3 definitions] |
under the circumstances |
given the facts as they are. |
under-the-counter |
secret or illegal, as sales or payments; under-the-table. |