1. An inferior person or agent; a mean sorry fellow.

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

• underlyin,
• underlkying,
• ondering,
• underlysing,
• undrlying,
• undering,
• underging,
• inderlying,
• underlyng,
• underying,
• unveling,
• enterling,
• underrlying,
• undegoing,
• unederlying,
• unsetling,
• underyling,
• underoing,
• undelying,
• undeying

• underhung,
• undertaker,
• undercover,
• Underdahl,
• undersell,
• underwater,
• undergrowth,
• underfelt,
• underprice,
• underhill,
• underlying,
• underwrite,
• under wraps,
• underbelly,
• underdone,
• underpin,
• underpart,
• underwing,
• underrating,
• underneath,
• underdown,
• underlay,
• undershirt,
• underage,
• underskirt,
• underdog,
• undertone,
• under arms,
• untier,
• untiring,
• undersign,
• underworld,
• underlie,
• undertaking,
• underslung,
• undervalue,
• underseller,
• undershrub,
• undersoil,
• undergo,
• underline,
• underground,
• underwear,
• underhand,
• underfur,
• undergrow,
• underpants,
• undermanned,
• under fire,
• undergird,
• underweight,
• underseal,
• underwriter,
• underhanded,
• undergrad,
• undoer,
• undermine.

The adjective form of "underling" is "underlings".

The plural of the "underling" can be the "underlings".

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