Skip to content A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z underchallenging Insufficiently challenging. underchamber A lower chamber; a room that lies beneath. underchamberlain A deputy chamberlain of the exchequer. underchancellor A subordinate chancellor. undercharacterised Non-Oxford British standard spelling of undercharacterized. undercharacterize To characterize insufficiently undercharacterized Insufficiently characterized. undercharge To charge less than the correct amount. undercharted Insufficiently charted, or mapped out. underchef A subordinate chef. underchief A subordinate chief. underchieftain A subordinate chieftain. underchin The underpart of the chin. underchlorinated Containing too little chlorine. underchlorination Insufficient chlorination (usually, of swimming pool water or drinking water). underchoreographed Inadequately choreographed. underchurched Having too few churches. undercitation Insufficient citation. undercited Having fewer citations that would be expected undercitizen A lower-ranking citizen. undercity A subterranean city. underclad Inadequately clad; not wearing enough clothes. underclaim To claim an insufficient amount underclass The poorest class of people in a given society. underclasser A member of an underclass underclassify To classify insufficiently underclassman A freshman or sophomore in a high school or college or equivalent. underclassness The quality or condition of belonging to the underclass. underclassperson An underclassman of any gender. underclasswoman A female underclassman. underclay A stratum of clay lying beneath a coal bed. underclerk A subordinate clerk. underclerkship The position of underclerk. undercliff A subordinate cliff on a shore, consisting of material that has fallen from the higher cliff above. Undercliffe A locality in the Tenterfield council area, north eastern New South Wales, Australia. undercloak A fixed underlayer of tile or fibre cement on a roof, to support the mortar above. underclock To modify (a CPU) by the use of underclocking. underclocked Modified by underclocking underclocking The deliberate reduction of the speed of a CPU, often to reduce power consumption. undercloth A tablecloth laid directly on the table, over which are placed other coverings such as an additional tablecloth that allows the undercloth to show through, or an additional tablecloth that completely covers the undercloth when it is used for stability or noise muffling, or simple mats that provide additional protection. underclothe To dress in insufficient clothing. underclothes clothes worn next to the skin and underneath outer clothing underclothing clothing worn next to the skin; underwear. underclub To take (a shot) with a golf club that provides too little distance. underclustering Insufficient clustering undercoachman A subordinate coachman. undercoat A layer of short hairs underneath the longer ones of an animal's fur. undercoated Having an undercoat. undercoater Paint or other primer to be applied to a surface as an undercoat. undercoating A coat of paint or other material applied onto a surface before that of a topcoat; an undercoat. undercode A subtext; ideas or information that are assumed or implied but not explicitly coded. undercoiled Insufficiently coiled undercollar Part of a garment that goes under the collar. undercollateralized Collateralized for too small an amount. undercollect To collect insufficiently undercollection Insufficient collection of taxes, necessitating administration of corrective billing. undercollector A subordinate collector (of taxes or similar). undercolour A colour used as a base and then coloured over, as in watercolour painting. undercome To come under; experience or suffer the effects of; be affected by; undergo. undercommander A subordinate commander. undercomment To annotate (code) with too few comments. undercommented Having inadequate documentation in the form of comments in source code. undercommit To make an inadequate commitment; to commit (oneself to) too little (of). undercommunicate To communicate too little. undercommunication Too little communication. undercompensate To underpay: to pay a lower wage or salary, or other compensation, than is warranted undercompensated Insufficiently compensated undercompensating Insufficiently compensating undercompensation Insufficient compensation undercompensatory Insufficient to compensate undercompetence An insufficient level of ability, skills, or knowledge that is required for a specific job, task, or role. undercomplete Describing a frame (in linear algebra) having a set of functions less than a basis undercompliance Partial compliance, short of what is necessary. undercompressive Less than normally compressive underconceptualised insufficiently conceptualised underconcern An insufficient amount of concern. underconcerned Insufficiently concerned. undercondensation Insufficient or inadequate condensation. undercondensed Insufficiently condensed underconditioned Inadequately conditioned. underconfidence Insufficient confidence. underconfident Insufficiently confident; lacking confidence. underconform To conform to a lesser extent than necessary or desirable. underconnected Insufficiently connected underconnectedness The condition of being underconnected underconnectivity Insufficient connectivity underconsciousness An underlying consciousness. underconsider To consider (something) inadequately. underconsideration Insufficient or inadequate consideration. underconsidered Given insufficient consideration. underconsolidated Insufficiently consolidated underconsolidation Insufficient consolidation. underconstable A lower or subordinate constable. underconstancy The tendency to underestimate the size of an object when it is viewed from a distance. underconstitutional Insufficiently constitutional. underconstitutionalized Insufficiently or inadequately constitutionalized. underconstrain To apply insufficient constraints (to). underconstrained Insufficiently constrained underconstrainedness The state or quality of being underconstrained underconsume To consume insufficiently underconsumer One who consumes too little of something. underconsumption Insufficient consumption (for financial stability). underconsumptionist An adherent of underconsumptionism. undercontextualization The result or process of undercontextualizing. undercontextualize To contextualize inadequately. undercontrolled Insufficiently controlled undercontroller A person who controls insufficiently underconvicted Of a crime: where the criminals are too infrequently convicted. undercook To cook insufficiently. undercooked Insufficiently cooked, so as to be unpalatable or inedible. undercookedness The quality of being undercooked. undercooker One who undercooks. undercool To cool insufficiently undercooled Insufficiently cooled undercooling An instance of insufficient cooling undercooper A subordinate cooper. undercoordinated Insufficiently coordinated undercoordination An insufficient level of coordination undercorrect to correct insufficiently undercorrection Insufficient correction. undercount To count to an insufficient degree; to count one thing disproportionately less than another undercounter Beneath a counter. undercoupling The act of coupling two tuned transformers so as to create a narrower bandwidth. undercover Performed or happening in secret. undercoverage Insufficient coverage (inadequate representation in a sample) undercovered Insufficiently covered (against risk). undercovering A covering that goes under something else. undercoverness The state or condition of being undercover. undercovert One of the feathers situated beneath the bases of the quills in the wings and tail of a bird. undercrackers Men's underpants undercraft A sly trick, or subterfuge in general. undercrank To shoot a scene while advancing the film in the camera more slowly than it will advance on playback. This results in speeding up the action in the final film. undercranked Of a scene shot while advancing the film in the camera more slowly than it will play on screen. This results in speeding up the action in the final film. undercreative Insufficiently creative. undercreep To creep secretly or imperceptibly. undercrest Something under a crest. undercrewed Inadequately crewed. undercriminalization The fact or process of not criminalizing enough. undercroft A cellar or vaulted storage room. undercross A passage or underpass where a roadway, railway, or infrastructure crosses under another. undercrossing underpass undercrowd To underfill; to fill with too low a population density. undercrowded Without a sufficiently large crowd; underpopulated or underattended. undercrowding The action or event of a space having too few occupants. undercrust A crust that forms the bottom of a pie, tart or other dish; a layer of pastry that supports the filling. undercrustal Synonym of subcrustal. undercry To cry out. undercrypt A lower crypt or vault. undercultural Of or pertaining to an underculture. underculture A subculture, a non-dominant culture of a portion of a society, as opposed to the society's overculture.