Underside

Definition

underside / 'ʌndǝsaÇd / n [sing] ေအာက္(မ်က္ႏွာျပင္)။ She found a label stuck to the underside of the table.

Examples

1. ‘He can see crows nesting on the underside of tree branches
2. and leaves fluttering down to the sky.’
3. ‘There is also a rear loading ramp which forms the underside of the rear fuselage.’
4. ‘I've been quite enjoying the bearded look even though my beard is a bit strange: it pretty much only grows on the underside of my chin.’
5. ‘Sure enough
6. on examining the underside of the toast we discovered it was indeed covered in little black garlicky burnt bits.’
7. ‘It does not seem too bad when you are driving over it
8. apart from the little stones that jump up and damage the underside of the car.’
9. ‘They are tough plastic hooks which are secured to table legs and the underside of tables
10. so people can attach their bags or coats to them.’
11. ‘By the next day her lips had swelled and turned the pale
12. pinkish hue of the underside of her tongue.’
13. ‘Seeds appear to have been produced on the underside of the leaf
14. with the leaf edges rolled over to form an enclosing chamber.’
15. ‘He was about 5ft 7in
16. with the start of a beard and a scar or mark on the underside of his forearm.’
17. ‘But the flames quickly spread along the underside of the thatch and in less than two hours the whole building was gutted.’
18. ‘He deftly chipped the goalkeeper via the underside of the crossbar.’
19. ‘On the underside of his ruler was a list of all the Trig functions.’
20. ‘It is also a good time to clean the underside of the deck and remove grass clippings and leaves.’
21. ‘If you are able without bad consequence to examine the underside of a rattlesnake
22. do so.’
23. ‘Do you think that folks are getting a lesson in civics or seeing the underside of politics?’
24. ‘The right type of Englishman is comfortable dealing with the underside of places like this.’