ALL meanings of undercharge
un·der·charge
U u - transitive verb undercharge sell to for less than the price 1
- verb with object undercharge to charge (a purchaser) less than the proper or fair price. 1
- verb with object undercharge to charge (a stated amount) less than the proper price: They undercharged several dollars for storing the goods. 1
- verb with object undercharge to put an insufficient charge or load into. 1
- verb without object undercharge to charge too little. 1
- noun undercharge a charge or price less than is proper or customary. 1
- noun undercharge an insufficient charge or load. 1
- verb undercharge to charge too little (for) 0
- verb undercharge to load (a gun, cannon, etc,) with an inadequate charge 0
- noun undercharge an insufficient charge 0
- verb transitive undercharge to charge too low a price (to) 0
- verb transitive undercharge to provide (a gun, electric battery, etc.) with too little or too low a charge 0
- verb undercharge If you are undercharged for something, you are asked to pay less than its proper price. 0
- verb undercharge To charge less than the correct amount. 0
- verb undercharge To put too small a charge into. 0