Under-exposed, un-dėr-eks-pōzd′, adj. (phot.) not exposed to the light long enough to make a good negative.
Underfang, un-dėr-fang′, v.t. (Spens.) to undertake, to circumvent, to entrap. [A.S. underfangen, underfón—under, under, fón, to take.]
Underfeed, un-dėr-fēd′, v.t. to feed inadequately.—adjs. Underfed′; Underfeed′ing.
Underfired, un-dėr-fīrd′, adj. insufficiently baked.
Underflow, un′dėr-flō, n. a current flowing below the surface.
Underfoot, un-dėr-fōōt′, adj. downtrodden, abject.—v.t. to shore up, to underpin.—adv. under the feet, below.
Underfurrow, un-dėr-fur′ō, v.t. to cover with a furrow, as manure, to plough in.—adv. under a furrow.
Undergarment, un′dėr-gär-ment, n. any article of clothing worn under another.
Undergear, un′dėr-gēr, n. undergarments generally.
Undergird, un-dėr-gird′, v.t. to gird or bind under or below: to gird round the bottom.