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underbill

underbill verb: to bill an inadequate amount.

Verb

underbill (third-person singular simple present underbills, present participle underbilling, simple past and past participle underbilled)

  1. (transitive) To bill an inadequate amount.
    • They accidentally underbilled me by sixty pounds.

Forms of underbill

third-person singular presentunderbills
present participleunderbilling
past participleunderbilled
pastunderbilled

Origin of underbill

From under- + bill.

Questions about underbill

What does underbill mean?
Underbill means to bill an inadequate amount.
What part of speech is underbill?
Underbill is a verb.
What is the past tense of underbill?
The past tense of underbill is underbilled.

Words near underbill in the dictionary

  1. underbid
  2. underbidder
  3. underbidders
  4. underbidding
  5. underbids
  6. underbill
  7. underbilled
  8. underbilling
  9. underbills
  10. underbind
  11. underbit

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