over-
noun for when you work later than your scheduled hours
overtime
adjective to describe something which is below the surface of the earth (also a noun)
underground
adjective used to describe something that existed before history was recorded
prehistoric
to write something again
rewrite
translated words under a screen in foreign language films
subtitles
adjective who is heavier than they should be
overweight
noun for someone who has not completed university
undergraduate
part of speech, a word class used to define position or direction
preposition
to pour some more liquid to the top of a something after it has been emptied, e.g. soap or a fizzy drink
refill
not the main story in a film or play, but a lesser one that also happens
subplot
adjective to describe somewhere where there are too many people
overcrowded
adjective used to describe agricultural countries without much industry
underdeveloped
preview
when something goes away or you can't see it and then you can
reappear
adjective to describe a person who is more like an animal than a person (a human being)
subhuman
overcooked
verb for when someone asks you to pay less than you should for something
undercharge
to form an opinion about a person before you really know them, esp. based on ethnicity or gender
prejudge
to rebuild something
reconstruct
adjective to describe something that is below the usual acceptable level
sub-standard
verb for guessing the price something will be or the time it will take and you guess too much
overestimate
verb for guessing the price something will be or the time it will take and you guess too little
underestimate
actions taken to improve safety, i.e. to reduce the risk related to a certain situation
precautions
to think about something again, esp. a decision
reconsider
a warship with a streamlined hull designed to operate completely submerged in the sea for long periods
submarine