Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Underprop

Underpropv.to prop or pin up, support, sustain

488

Underproportioned

Underproportioneda.having too little proportion

489

Underpuller

Underpullern.an inferior puller, drudge, slave

490

Underrate

Underratev.t.to rate to low, to value too low

491

Underrate (2)

Underraten.a price less than the proper value

492

Undersaturated

Undersaturateda.not fully saturated

493

Undersecretary

Undersecretaryn.a subordinate secretary

494

Underservant

Underservantn.a lower or inferior servant

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Underset

Undersetv.t.underset,pret.underset,pa.to set or put under, prop, support

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Undersetter

Undersetter, or Undersettingn.a prop, a pedestal

497

Undersheriff

Undersheriffn.the deputy of a sheriff

498

Undershoot

Undershoota.moved by water passing under

499

Undershrub

Undershrubn.a low shrub

500

Undersong

Undersongn.the burden of a song, a chorus

501

Understand

Understandv.understood,pret.understood,pa.to comprehend fully, to be informed

502

Understanding

Understandingn.intellectual powers, skill

503

Understanding (2)

Understandingpa. a.knowing, wise, skilful

504

Understandingly

Understandinglyad.with knowledge or skill

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Understrapper

Understrappern.an inferior or petty agent

506

Undertake

Undertakev.undertook,pret.undertaken,pa.to engage in, take charge, promise

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Undertake (2)

Undertaken.one who undertakes, a manager

508

Undertaking

Undertakingn.an enterprise, business, affair

509

Undertenant

Undertenantn.a secondary or lower tenant

510

Undertreasurer

Undertreasurern.a subordinate treasurer

511

Undervalue

Undervaluev.t.to rate too low, slight, despise

512

Undervaluer

Undervaluern.one who undervalues or slights

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Underwent

Underwentpret.of to undergo