down to defeat, death, or ruin; their competitors went under'
through a range downward; children six and under will be admitted free'
into unconsciousness; this will put the patient under'
in or into a state of subordination or subjugation; we must keep our disappointment under'
below some quantity or limit; fifty dollars or under'
below the horizon; the sun went under'
down below; get under quickly!'
further down; see under for further discussion
[ Syn: below , below , below , below , below , below , below , below ]
under (adv.)
located below or beneath something else; nether garments; the under parts of a machine
[ Syn: nether ]
lower in rank, power, or authority; an under secretary'