underdone

[Pref. under-, and Eng. done.] Insufficiently cooked; as, The meat is underdone. ŭn-der-dōse, s. [Pref. under-, and Eng. dose, s.] An insufficient dose; a quantity le than a dose. ŭn-der-dōse', v . i.ort. [Pref. under- , and Eng. dose, v.] To give or take small or insufficient doses. ŭn-der-drāin, s . [Pref. under- , and Eng. drain, subst.] A drain or trench below the surface of the ground. ŭn-der-drāin', v . t . [Pref. under- , and English drain, v.] To drain, by cutting trenches under the surface of the ground. ŭn-der-dre ed', adj. [Pref. under-, and Eng dre ed.] *1. Not well or sufficiently dre ed. 2. Underdone, as meat. un-der-ěs-ti-mate, s. [Pref. under-, and Eng. estimate, s.] An estimate or valuation at too low a rate. un-der-es-ti-māte, v . t . [Pref. under- , and Eng. estimate, v.] To estimate or value at too low a rate; to value insufficiently. un'-der-făc-tion, subst. [Pref. under-, and Eng. faction.] A subordinate faction; a subdivision of IMG:content-0055.png:[blocks in formation]