1. To load insufficiently; to charge insufficiently.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• yndercharge,
• hndercharge,
• jndercharge,
• indercharge,
• 8ndercharge,
• 7ndercharge,
• ubdercharge,
• umdercharge,
• ujdercharge,
• underchaege,
• underecharge,
• undrcharge,
• undecharge,
• underchage,
• underchare,
• untercharge,
• undarcharge,
• cuntercharge,
• underchared,
• Undercarige

• undercurrent,
• undergrad,
• undercover,
• underivative,
• underlay,
• undergird,
• underrating,
• Underdahl,
• underclothed,
• underhanded,
• underarm,
• undergrow,
• undergrowth,
• undercut,
• undertake,
• undersea,
• undertaking,
• underframe,
• under way,
• underground,
• underway,
• underwear,
• underpayment,
• underplay,
• undermanned,
• underfur,
• underhand,
• understated,
• undercoated,
• underwater,
• underachieve,
• underpay,
• underactive,
• underlayment,
• underclothes,
• underclothing,
• underseal,
• underage,
• undercoat,
• undersealed,
• understaffed,
• underrate,
• underdog,
• underpass,
• underdrawers,
• undertaker,
• underact,
• undergarment,
• undercarriage,
• undervalue,
• understate,
• underhandedly,
• understructure,
• underpart.

The adjective form of the word "undercharge" is "undercharged".

The plural of the "undercharge" can be the "undercharges".

The singular of the "undercharge" can be the "undercharge".