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Meanings of underside in English

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part inferior

The lower side of anything.

        part inferior
        Usage of underside in English
        1
        Gabe wasted no time in discovering the sensitive underside of her breast.
        Beauty and the feast
        2
        Pasted to the underside of the corner was a scrap of paper.
        Bones Are Forever
        3
        Three tremendous thumps upon the underside of the table gave affirmative answer.
        The Tyranny of the Dark
        4
        The underside of the chest, body and tail were a greenish white.
        The Land That Time Forgot
        5
        The underside of the glass, Yagharek saw, was coated in greasy soot.
        Perdido Street Station
        6
        I followed the motion and looked at the underside of the battlement.
        Woken furies
        7
        They were gunmetal gray and speckled like the underside of certain fish.
        Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
        8
        The price tag was still clinging to the underside of the mat.
        Under the dome: a novel
        9
        You think it could be something off the underside of the car?
        The devil's bones: a body farm novel
        10
        But most troublesome was the damage to the underside of the Iroquois.
        The Fall of Reach
        11
        And would you put a speaker on a notebook's underside, facing downward?
        Wired
        12
        Upon inspecting the prize, a name was observed graven on its underside.
        The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 01
        13
        Undergrowth scraped along the underside and low bushes slapped at their flanks.
        Nothing to lose
        14
        Rhonda rapped the table with the underside of one of her rings.
        The devil's alphabet
        15
        Spittle splattered against the underside of the table, and against Zeke's shirtsleeves.
        Boneshaker
        16
        There is a football-sized wasps' nest on the underside of a cotoneaster.
        The Irish Times
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        United States of America
        Common
        United Kingdom
        Less common