undertoads
undertoads is the plural of undertoad.
Meaning of undertoad
Noun
undertoad (plural undertoads)
- An underlying threat of disaster beneath the surface of everyday life.
- Fully two thirds of the earth's surface is covered by water. The other one third is covered by a crack team of investigative reporters led by a crusty old bureau chief. This very fact means that the subject of water is fraught with grave political undertoads.1979, New West - Volume 4, Issues 14-20, page 11
- A mythical monster that lurks underwater to catch unwary swimmers; a personification of an undertow.
- It was that undertoad what took old Bill's boy clean under the water and never brung him back up,” reminisced Will.2004, Joan Cox, To Love, Honor and Obey, →ISBN, page 36
Questions about undertoads
- What is undertoads the plural of?
- Undertoads is the plural of undertoad.
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