under butter (under but"er)

The butter which is made of the second skimmings of milk. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] underbuy (un-der-bī'), v. t.; pret. and pp. un der bought, ppr. underbuying. 1. To buy at le than the value. Beau. and Fl.-2. To buy at a lower price than (another). undercast (un'der-kåst), n. In coal - mining, an air-course carried under a mine-road or -way by means of an air-tight box, or a pa age cut through the rock or coal beneath the floor. undercharge (un-der-chärj'), v. t. 1. To charge le than a fair sum or price for, as goods. - 2. To put an insufficient charge into: as, to under charge a gun.- Undercharged mine. See mine2. under-chord (un'der-kôrd), n. In music. See major, a., 4 (f). under-clay (un'der-klā), n. Beds of clay frequently found immediately underlying beds of the vegetation of the coal grew, and they often contain stigmaria or roots of trees. Also called seat - earth, poun IMG:content-1320.png:[blocks in formation]