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Webster Dictionary :: Undersherifry
UNDERSHER'IFRY, n. The office of an under-sheriff. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Undersetting
UNDERSET'TING, ppr. Propping; supporting. UNDERSET'TING , n. The lower part; the...
Webster Dictionary :: Undersetter
UNDERSET'TER, n. A prop; a pedestal; a support. 1 Ki 7.
Webster Dictionary :: Underset
UNDERSET', v.t. To prop; to support. UN'DERSET , n. A current of water below the...
Webster Dictionary :: Underservant
UNDERSERV'ANT, n. An inferior servant.
Webster Dictionary :: Underselling
UNDERSELL'ING, ppr. Selling at a lower price.
Webster Dictionary :: Undersell
UNDERSELL', v.t. To sell the same articles at a lower price than another.
Webster Dictionary :: Undersecretary
UNDERSEC'RETARY, n. A secretary subordinate to the principal secretary.
Webster Dictionary :: Undersay
UNDERSA'Y, v.t. To say by way of derogation or contradiction. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Undersaturated
UNDERSAT'URATED, a. Not fully saturated; a chimical term.
Webster Dictionary :: Underrun
UNDERRUN', v.t. To pass under in a boat. To underrun a tackle, to separate its p...
Webster Dictionary :: Underrate
UNDERRA'TE, v.t. To rate too low; to rate below the value; to undervalue. UN'DER...
Webster Dictionary :: Underpuller
UNDERPULL'ER, n. An inferior puller. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Underproportioned
UNDERPROPORTIONED, a. Having too little proportion. Scanty and underproportioned...
Webster Dictionary :: Underprop
UNDERPROP' v.t. To support; to uphold. And underprop the head that bears the crown.
Webster Dictionary :: Underprizing
UNDERPRI'ZING, ppr. Undervaluing.
