underagers
plural of underager

underbearer
One who helps to bear or carry the corpse or accessories at a funeral.

underbearers
plural of underbearer.

underbidder
The last person to drop out of an auction; the second-highest bidder.

underbidders
plural of underbidder

underbrewer
An apprentice brewer learning the brewing craft and trade from a chief brewer.

underbrewers
plural of underbrewer

underbuilder
A subordinate or assistant builder.

underbuilders
plural of underbuilder

underbutler
A subordinate or assistant butler.

underbutlers
plural of underbutler

undercaptain
A subordinate captain.

undercaptains
plural of undercaptain

undercarder
A lower-ranking carder (person employed to card wool).

undercarders
plural of undercarder.

undercarter
A subordinate carter.

undercarters
plural of undercarter

underchefs
plural of underchef

underchieftain
A subordinate chieftain.

underchieftains
plural of underchieftain

undercitizen
A lower-ranking citizen.

undercitizens
plural of undercitizen

underclass
The poorest class of people in a given society.

underclasser
A member of an underclass

underclassers
plural of underclasser

underclasses
plural of underclass

underclassperson
An underclassman of any gender.

underclerk
A subordinate clerk.

underclerks
plural of underclerk

undercollector
A subordinate collector (of taxes or similar).

undercollectors
plural of undercollector

undercommander
A subordinate commander.

undercommanders
plural of undercommander

underconsumer
One who consumes too little of something.

underconsumers
plural of underconsumer

underconsumptionist
An adherent of underconsumptionism.

undercontroller
A person who controls insufficiently

undercontrollers
plural of undercontroller

undercooker
One who undercooks.

undercookers
plural of undercooker

undercovers
plural of undercover

underdeliverer
One who underdelivers.

underdeliverers
plural of underdeliverer

underdoer
One who underdoes something.

underdoers
plural of underdoer

underdog
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
Somebody at a disadvantage.
A high swing wherein the person pushing the swing runs beneath the swing while the person being pushed is at the forward limit of the arc.

underdogs
plural of underdog

underdresser
One who underdresses.

underdressers
plural of underdresser.

underearner
One who earns too little.

underearners
plural of underearner

undereater
One who eats too little.

undereaters
plural of undereater

underestimator
One who underestimates.

underestimators
plural of underestimator

underfalconer
A subordinate falconer.

underfalconers
plural of underfalconer

underfarmer
An assistant farmer.

underfarmers
plural of underfarmer

underfunctioner
One who underfunctions.

underfunctioners
plural of underfunctioner

underfunder
One who underfunds something.

underfunders
plural of underfunder

undergamekeeper
A subordinate gamekeeper.

undergamekeepers
plural of undergamekeeper

undergardener
An assistant gardener.

undergardeners
plural of undergardener

undergeneral
A subordinate general.

undergenerals
plural of undergeneral

undergraduacy
The period of time spent in college or university by a student who has not yet earned a bachelor's or equivalent degree.

undergroom
An assistant groom (person who looks after horses).

undergrooms
plural of undergroom

undergrounder
An underground publication or movie.
A person who dwells underground.
One who is part of a secret or underground society or subculture.

undergrounders
plural of undergrounder

underguardian
A subordinate guardian.

underguardians
plural of underguardian

underhander
A ball thrown or bowled underhand.
One who throws or bowls a ball underhand.
One whose personality inclines toward taking revenge by underhand means.

underhanders
plural of underhander

underhorseman
A subordinate horseman.

underhorsemen
plural of underhorseman

underinsureds
plural of underinsured

underinvestor
One who underinvests.

underinvestors
plural of underinvestor

underjailer
A subordinate jailer.

underjailers
plural of underjailer

underjanitor
A subordinate janitor.

underjanitors
plural of underjanitor

underkeeper
A subordinate keeper or guardian.

underkeepers
plural of underkeeper

underking
An inferior or subordinate king; a viceroy.

underkings
plural of underking

underlaborer
Alternative form of underlabourer.

underlaborers
plural of underlaborer

underlabourer
An assistant or subordinate labourer.

underlabourers
plural of underlabourer

underlandlord
Synonym of sublessor.

underlandlords
plural of underlandlord

underlawyer
A subordinate lawyer.

underlawyers
plural of underlawyer

underleaser
Synonym of sublessor.

underleasers
plural of underleaser

underlessor
Synonym of sublessor.

underlessors
plural of underlessor

underletter
Synonym of sublessor.

underletters
plural of underletter

underlieutenants
plural of underlieutenant

underliner
One who underlines.

underliners
plural of underliner

underling
A subordinate, or person of lesser rank or authority.
A low, wretched person.

underlings
plural of underling

underman
A man who is subordinate to, inferior to, or in some way disadvantageously placed with respect to others.
A member of an acrobatic team who supports the others in his act.

undermanager
A manager who is lower in the organizational hierarchy than another manager.

undermanagers
plural of undermanager

undermanned
simple past and past participle of underman

undermans
third-person singular simple present indicative of underman

undermaster
An assistant master; a subordinate to the main master.

undermasters
plural of undermaster

undermatron
A lower-ranking matron.

undermatrons
plural of undermatron

undermediator
A subordinate mediator.

undermediators
plural of undermediator

undermen
plural of underman

underminer
One who undermines.

underminers
plural of underminer

underminister
A minister who is subordinate to another.

underministers
plural of underminister

undernet
The criminal underworld in cyberspace.

undernets
plural of undernet

underoccupancy
The occupancy of a building by fewer people than it could reasonably house.

underofficer
A subordinate officer.
student officer

underofficers
plural of underofficer

underofficial
A subordinate official.

underofficials
plural of underofficial

underpacker
A person who underpacks.

underpackers
plural of underpacker

underparent
To provide one's child with insufficient attention and nurturing.

underparents
third-person singular simple present indicative of underparent

underpayer
One who underpays.

underpayers
plural of underpayer

underpeople
plural of underperson

underperformer
One who or that which underperforms, having performance that is below average or below expectations; often specifically a company or stock

underperformers
plural of underperformer

underperson
A person of low status.
A member of a subhuman sentient species.

underpinner
One who, or that which, underpins.

underpinners
plural of underpinner

underplotter
One who underplots; a schemer.

underplotters
plural of underplotter

underpredictor
One who underpredicts.

underpredictors
plural of underpredictor

underprefect
A subordinate prefect.

underprefects
plural of underprefect

underpriest
A subordinate priest

underpriests
plural of underpriest

underproducer
Something that, or someone who underproduces

underproducers
plural of underproducer

underprompters
plural of underprompter

underpropper
One who, or that which, underprops or supports.

underproppers
plural of underpropper

underpuller
An assistant or underling.
One who underpulls.

underpullers
plural of underpuller

underqueen
An inferior or subordinate queen.

underqueens
plural of underqueen

underrater
One who gives too low a rating.

underraters
plural of underrater

underreactor
One who underreacts.

underreactors
plural of underreactor

underreader
One who underreads.

underreaders
plural of underreader

underrecruitment
The recruitment of too few people.