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under·ground (un′dər gro̵und′)
adjective
- occurring, working, placed, used, etc. beneath the surface of the earth
- secret; hidden; undercover
- designating or of newspapers, films, music, etc. that are unconventional, experimental, radical, etc.
adverb
- beneath the surface of the earth
- in or into secrecy or hiding; so as to be undercover; surreptitiously
noun
- the entire region beneath the surface of the earth
- an underground space or passage
- a secret movement organized in a country to oppose or overthrow the government in power or enemy forces of occupation
- an underground movement in media, films, music, etc.
- Brit. a subway
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