under-
72 ENTRIES FOUND:
- under (preposition)
- under (adverb)
- under- (prefix)
- under way (adverb)
- advisement (noun)
- arm (noun)
- assault (noun)
- attack (noun)
- auspices (noun)
- belt (noun)
- breath (noun)
- bridge (noun)
- burr (noun)
- bushel (noun)
- canvas (noun)
- carpet (noun)
- collar (noun)
- condition (noun)
- contract (noun)
- control (noun)
- cosh (noun)
- counter (noun)
- cover (noun)
- eye (noun)
- fire (noun)
- foot (noun)
- glass (noun)
- grass (noun)
- guard (noun)
- gun (noun)
- hammer (noun)
- hat (noun)
- heel (noun)
- hide (verb)
- hot (adjective)
- influence (noun)
- key (noun)
- knife (noun)
- labor (verb)
- let (verb)
- license (noun)
- light (noun)
- light (verb)
- lock (noun)
- microscope (noun)
- misapprehension (noun)
- misconception (noun)
- name (noun)
- nose (noun)
- oath (noun)
- pain (noun)
- par (noun)
- plow (noun)
- rock (noun)
- rug (noun)
- saddle (noun)
- sail (noun)
- seal (noun)
- separate (adjective)
- siege (noun)
- skin (noun)
- steam (noun)
- study (noun)
- sun (noun)
- sweep (verb)
- table (noun)
- thumb (noun)
- water (noun)
- weather (noun)
- wing (noun)
- wire (noun)
- wrap (noun)
under-
prefix
under-
prefix
Britannica Dictionary definition of UNDER-
1
:
below
-
undercurrent
-
underside
-
underlying
-
undershirt
2
:
less than an expected or correct number or amount
-
underappreciated
-
underpaid
-
underestimate
-
underage
-
undercharge
-
underachieve
-
undercook
-
underdeveloped
-
underdressed
