undershot
undershot
Definition
under·shot (-s̸hät′)
adjective
- with the lower part or half extending past the upper an undershot jaw
- driven by water flowing along the lower part an undershot water wheel
undershot
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- waterwheel: In the Lower Mills building there is a larger undershot waterwheel in working order.
- wheel: The mill was apparently run by an undershot wheel in the stream crossing under the lane 40 yards south of the house.
- jaw: Despite her undershot jaw she can still manage to fit 5 doggie biscuits in her mouth at one go.
- mill: It has been suggested that the Saxons used an undershot mill in the first instance.
- water-wheel: Picture below: The end wall of the turbine house facing the river where the water came out of the undershot water-wheel.
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