[ˌʌndəˈbɪd], (Verb)

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- (in an auction or competitive tendering) make a lower bid than (someone)
(e.g: they were underbid by competitors who charged less)

- make a lower bid on (one's hand) than its strength warrants
(e.g: the average player underbids his small hands)


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[ˈʌndəbɪd], (Noun)

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- a bid that is lower than another or than is justified


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