1. Small trees that grow among large ones; coppice or brush-wood.

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

• undergoed,
• udnerwood,
• alderwood,
• undersood,
• undertood,
• underfood,
• underwold,
• underhood,
• underwoood,
• underword,
• undderwood,
• underwoods,
• underwoode,
• unerwood,
• undrwood,
• undewood,
• underood,
• underwod,
• undrewood,
• unnderwood

• undersoil,
• underdone,
• underproduce,
• underquote,
• undertaker,
• underhanded,
• underfoot,
• underbid,
• undershrub,
• underwing,
• undergo,
• undercover,
• underhand,
• underpart,
• untier,
• undergird,
• unadorned,
• undercoated,
• underside,
• underbred,
• understudy,
• underwrite,
• underdog,
• underdown,
• undoer,
• underway,
• underworld,
• underperform,
• undergrow,
• underdress,
• undershoot,
• undershot,
• underwear,
• undercoat,
• underclothed,
• undertide,
• undersexed,
• understock,
• underived,
• undergrad,
• Underdahl,
• underwriter,
• understand,
• under arms,
• understood,
• underspend,
• underbodice,
• undersized,
• under wraps,
• underwater,
• underweight,
• undertone,
• underscore,
• undertow,
• underground,
• underbody,
• underboss,
• underfed,
• underfur,
• undergrowth.

The adjective form of "underwood" is "underwooded".

The plural of the "underwood" can be the "underwoods".

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