Undated

un'dat-ed, adj., waved or wavy rising and falling in waves. [L. undatus, pa.p. of undo, to rise in waves und a, a wave.] Undaunted, un -dim ed, adj. not daunted bold intrepid Undeceive, un-de-s€v', 7*.t to free from deception or mistake Under, un'der, prep, in a lower position than beneath below le than in subjection, subordination, oppre ion, liability, . during the time of undergoing. adv. in a lower degree or condition: in subjection: below: le , adj. lower in position, rank, or degree: subject: subordinate. — Under way, moving having commenced a voyage [A S. under; cog. with Goth uttdar. Ice undir, Ger unter and with L inter, Sans, antar, among, within It is made up of In, and the comparative suffix seen also m After, Further