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Underbid   /ˈəndərbˌɪd/   Listen
Underbid

verb
(past & past part. underbid; pres. part. underbidding)
1.
Bid (a hand of cards) at less than the strength of the hand warrants.
2.
Bid lower than a competing bidder.
3.
Bid too low.






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"Underbid" Quotes from Famous Books



... instance money talked. With but a small bunch of beeves to brand on the starting day, the direction in which the herd was allowed to leave the bed-ground would be the final answer. If west, Dimmit had underbid Lasalle; if the contrary, then the departure of this herd would be a matter of record in the latter county. Dr. Beaver enjoyed the situation hugely, acting the intermediary in behalf of his guest. Personally I was unconcerned, but was neutral and ...
— The Outlet • Andy Adams



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