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underslung Definition

under·slung (-sluŋ′)

adjective

  1. having springs attached to the underside of the axles: said of an automobile frame
  2. projecting: said of the lower jaw

underslung Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • load: Underslung loads normally require accurate position adjustments within the ground cushion; however, hovering in the ground cushion can rapidly lead to white-out.
  • carrier: A spare wheel and tire are mounted on an AL-KO underslung carrier, which frees up space for storage in the front compartment.
  • mouth: Despite their underslung mouths, they are quite capable of feeding upon drifting prey, which they tip up to capture.
  • crankshaft: Another major difference was the use of an underslung crankshaft which substantially reduced its overall weight.
  • crook: The horn is advertised as having an underslung crook.
  • drawer: The bench includes a useful underslung drawer and a lower shelf.