underreporter
One who underreports something.

underreporters
plural of underreporter

underresponder
One who underresponds.

underresponders
plural of underresponder

undersacristan
A subordinate sacristan.

undersacristans
plural of undersacristan

undersaver
One who undersaves.

undersavers
plural of undersaver

undersawyer
A sawyer who works in a sawpit, underneath the wood being sawn.

undersawyers
plural of undersawyer

underscorer
One who achieves an unsatisfactorily low score on a test, etc.

underscorers
plural of underscorer

underselection
The selection of something less often or by fewer people than would be expected.

underseller
One who undersells.

undersellers
plural of underseller

underservant
A lower-ranking servant

underservants
plural of underservant

undersetter
One who, or that which, undersets or supports; a prop; a support; a pedestal.

undersetters
plural of undersetter

undershepherd
A lower-ranking shepherd who works under another shepherd.

undershepherds
plural of undershepherd

undershooter
One who undershoots.

undershooters
plural of undershooter

undersigneds
plural of undersigned

undersigner
One who undersigns.

undersigners
plural of undersigner

underskinker
An assistant barperson or tavern worker.

underskinkers
plural of underskinker

undersocieties
plural of undersociety

undersociety
A subordinate society.

undersovereign
A subordinate sovereign (ruler).

undersovereigns
plural of undersovereign

underspender
One who underspends.

underspenders
plural of underspender

understander
One who understands something.

understanders
plural of understander

understater
A person who understates

understaters
plural of understater

understrapper
Any underling or inferior in office.
A freelance operator for MI5.

understrappers
plural of understrapper

undersupervisor
A subordinate supervisor.

undersupervisors
plural of undersupervisor

undertaker
A funeral director; someone whose business is to manage funerals, burials and cremations.
A person receiving land in Ireland during the Elizabethan era, so named because they gave an undertaking to abide by several conditions regarding marriage, to be loyal to the crown, and to use English as their spoken language.
A contractor for the royal revenue in England, one of those who undertook to manage the House of Commons for the king in the Addled Parliament of 1614.
One who undertakes or commits to doing something.

undertakers
plural of undertaker

underteacher
A lower-ranking teacher; an assistant teacher.

underteachers
plural of underteacher

underteller
A lower-ranking teller, or bank clerk.

undertellers
plural of underteller

underthigh
The back of a person's thigh.
The back upper portion of a pantleg or trouser leg.

underthighs
plural of underthigh

underthinker
One who underthinks.

underthinkers
plural of underthinker

undertoad
An underlying threat of disaster beneath the surface of everyday life.
A mythical monster that lurks underwater to catch unwary swimmers; a personification of an undertow.

undertoads
plural of undertoad

undertreasurer
An assistant treasurer.

undertreasurers
plural of undertreasurer

undertrial
One who is currently on trial or who is imprisoned on remand whilst awaiting trial.

undertrials
plural of undertrial

undertyrant
A subordinate or lower-ranking tyrant.

undertyrants
plural of undertyrant

underuser
One who underuses.

underusers
plural of underuser

underusher
A subordinate usher.

underushers
plural of underusher

undervaluer
One who undervalues.

undervaluers
plural of undervaluer

undervicar
A subordinate vicar.

undervicars
plural of undervicar

underviewer
An underlooker; the manager responsible for a colliery in the absence of the viewer.

underviewers
plural of underviewer

undervoter
One who undervotes.

undervoters
plural of undervoter

underwit
An underwitted person; a nitwit.

underwits
plural of underwit

underworker
An inferior or subordinate workman.

underworkers
plural of underworker

underworkman
An inferior or subordinate labourer.

underworkmen
plural of underworkman

underworlder
Someone who inhabits or comes from an underworld.

underworlders
plural of underworlder

underworldling
A member of an underworld.

underwriter
An entity assuming a financial risk.
A person working for an insurance company who arranges and authorizes an insurance policy with a broker or insured.
An entity undertaking to market newly issued securities.

underwriters
plural of underwriter

undeserver
Someone who is not worthy.

undeservers
plural of undeserver

undinist
Someone with a tendency toward undinism; someone who is sexually aroused by water or urination.

undinists
plural of undinist

undoer
Agent noun of undo; one who undoes.

undoers
plural of undoer

undressee
An undressed person.

undresser
One who undresses.

undressers
plural of undresser

undulationist
One who believes that light is a wave.

undulationists
plural of undulationist

unearther
One who unearths something.

unearthers
plural of unearther

uneducateds
plural of uneducated

unelectables
plural of unelectable

unemployables
plural of unemployable

unemployee
An unemployed person.

unemployees
plural of unemployee

unentangler
One who unentangles.

unentanglers
plural of unentangler

unequals
plural of unequal

unfastener
One who or that which unfastens.

unfasteners
plural of unfastener

unfavorables
Alternative form of unfavourables.

unfavourables
Unfavourability ratings; the percentage of people in opposition.

unfolder
One who, or that which, unfolds.

unfolders
plural of unfolder

unfollower
One who unfollows another user.

unfollowers
plural of unfollower

unforgiver
One who does not forgive.

unforgivers
plural of unforgiver

unfortunates
plural of unfortunate

unfrees
plural of unfree

unfriender
One who unfriends somebody.

unfrienders
plural of unfriender

ungenius
A person who is not a genius.
Lack of genius.

ungeniuses
plural of ungenius

ungentleman
A man who lacks the refinement of a gentleman; a ruffian.

ungentlemen
plural of ungentleman

ungone
People temporarily remaining in Antarctica because their scheduled departure was cancelled.

ungratefuls
plural of ungrateful

unhairer
A person employed to remove the hair from animal skins.

unhairers
plural of unhairer

unhero
One who is not a hero; a nonhero.
A hero who does not fit the archetype of a hero; an antihero.

unheroes
plural of unhero

unhirables
plural of unhirable

unhistories
plural of unhistory

unhistory
The stories of ordinary people who are not considered historical.
The suppressed history of controversial events.
Inaccurate representations of the past that are presented as history.

unhooker
One who or that which unhooks.

unhookers
plural of unhooker

unhumans
plural of unhuman

uniballer
A man with only one testicle; a monorchid.

uniballers
plural of uniballer

unicameralist
A supporter of unicameralism.

unicameralists
plural of unicameralist

unicyclist
A person who rides a unicycle.

unicyclists
plural of unicyclist

unidealist
One who is not an idealist.

unidealists
plural of unidealist

unificator
One who unifies or unites.

unificators
plural of unificator

unifier
Agent noun of unify; one who unifies.

unifiers
plural of unifier

uniformist
A proponent of uniformism.

uniformists
plural of uniformist

uniformitarianist
One who believes in uniformitarianism.

uniformitarianists
plural of uniformitarianist

uniformitarians
plural of uniformitarian

unigravida
Synonym of primigravida.

unigravidae
plural of unigravida

unijambist
A person with only one leg.

unijambists
plural of unijambist

unilingualist
Synonym of monolingualist.

unilingualists
plural of unilingualist

unilinguals
plural of unilingual

unilinguist
One who speaks only a single language.

unilinguists
plural of unilinguist

uninitiate
Synonym of noninitiate.

uninitiates
plural of uninitiate

uninsurables
plural of uninsurable

uninsureds
plural of uninsured