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10 Language-to-English DictionariesUncuff
To remove handcuffs or other restraints from a person's wrists.
Undead
Corpses that have been brought back to life or mythical beings such as vampires and zombies that exist after death.
Undefined
Not clearly or definitely stated or described.
Underfoot
Directly beneath the feet; on the ground or floor.
Undergraduate
A student at a university or college who has not yet received a first degree.
Underground
Situated beneath the surface of the ground.
Undergrowth
Dense vegetation, such as shrubs and small trees, that grows beneath the taller trees in a forest.
Underlying
Real but not immediately obvious; underlying causes or principles form the basis of something.
Underlying-current
An implicit, often unseen feeling, influence, or trend that exists beneath the surface of a situation.
Undermine
To erode the base or foundation of (a rock, structure, etc.); to damage or weaken (someone or something) gradually or insidiously.
Underpay
To pay someone too little for the work they have done.
Underrated
Not rated or valued highly enough; having its importance, merit, or quality underestimated.