| under | | |
| nether, under | (adj.) | located below or beneath something else.; "nether garments"; "the under parts of a machine" |
| under | (adj.) | lower in rank, power, or authority.; "an under secretary" |
| under | (adv.) | down to defeat, death, or ruin.; "their competitors went under" |
| under | (adv.) | through a range downward.; "children six and under will be admitted free" |
| under | (adv.) | into unconsciousness.; "this will put the patient under" |
| under | (adv.) | in or into a state of subordination or subjugation.; "we must keep our disappointment under" |
| under | (adv.) | below some quantity or limit.; "fifty dollars or under" |
| under | (adv.) | below the horizon.; "the sun went under" |
| under | (adv.) | down below.; "get under quickly!" |
| below, under | (adv.) | further down.; "see under for further discussion" |
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