See Also: underneath 1, preposition, adverb(dictionary)
outside 1, adverb, preposition(dictionary)
above 1, adverb, preposition(dictionary)
behind 1, preposition, adverb(dictionary)
as 1, preposition, adverb(dictionary)
beyond 1, preposition, adverb(dictionary)
through 1, preposition, adverb(dictionary)
near 1, adverb, preposition(dictionary)
inside 1, adverb, preposition(dictionary)
round 1, adverb, preposition(dictionary)

underneath 1, preposition, adverb (oh)



[Language: Old English; Origin: underneothan, from under + neothan 'below']
directly under another object or covered by it
::He got out of the car and looked underneath.
::It's near where the railway goes underneath the road.
::She was wearing a smart jacket with a T-shirt underneath.
::Her blonde hair was hidden underneath a baseball cap.
see usage note under
on the lower surface of something
::The car was rusty underneath.
::A number had been painted underneath the table.
used to say what someone's character is really like when their behaviour shows a different character
::She seems confident, but she's really quite shy underneath.
::I think he's a genuinely nice guy underneath it all .