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head is an unconscious act. Tim is totally unconscious of how
irritating his mannerisms are.
uncontrolled
adj. unrestrained, ungoverned, unchecked, untrammelled,
undisciplined, wild, unruly, boisterous, riotous, out of hand or
of control, rampant, frenzied, frantic; going berserk, running
amok or amuck: He hit his brother in a moment of uncontrolled
anger.
under prep. 1 beneath, below, underneath, covered by: What is under
that blanket? The wreck lies a mile under the surface. 2
subordinate to, answerable to, inferior to, second to, secondary
to, subservient to, below, beneath, underneath, junior to,
directed or supervised or controlled by, under (the) control of,
at the mercy of, at the beck and call of: The bashibazouks were
under the sultan's top officers. 3 included or comprised in or
under, subsumed under: This should be under the heading, 'What
is the Stupidest Thing you have done Today?' Under which
category is 'Software'? 4 under the aegis or protection or eye
or guardianship or care of: The prince was trained under the
grand vizier. 5 less than, lower than: I paid under œ200 for
my VCR. 6 under the influence. drunk, tipsy, high, impaired:
The police charged him with driving while under the influence.
--adv. 7 below, underneath, beneath: You looked on top of the
bed, but have you looked under? 8 underwater, beneath the
waves, down, out of sight: We watched helpless as he went under
for the third time.
underclothes
n. underclothing, underwear, undergarments, lingerie,
Old-fashioned unmentionables, Colloq underthings, undies, Brit
smalls, Old-fashioned Brit small-clothes, US skivvies: When a
salesman she met on the train said he was in ladies'
underclothes, she moved to another carriage.
undercover
adj. secret, private, clandestine, confidential: He doesn't
look much like an undercover agent.
undercurrent
n. 1 undertow, cross-current, rip tide, rip (current),