underbuy
[ uhn-der-bahy ]
/ ˌʌn dərˈbaɪ /
verb (used with object), un·der·bought, un·der·buy·ing.
verb (used without object), un·der·bought, un·der·buy·ing.
to buy an insufficient quantity, as of supplies or stock in trade.
Words nearby underbuy
underbody,
underboss,
underbred,
underbrush,
underbudgeted,
underbuy,
undercapitalize,
undercard,
undercarriage,
undercart,
undercast
Example sentences from the Web for underbuy
They employed no English ships, and could underbuy and undersell the English manufacturer and the English trader.
Days of the Discoverers |L. Lamprey
British Dictionary definitions for underbuy
underbuy
/ (ˌʌndəˈbaɪ) /
verb -buys, -buying or -bought
to buy (stock in trade) in amounts lower than required
(tr)
to buy at a price below that paid by (others)
(tr)
to pay a price less than the true value for