underneath

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˌʌndə^rˈniːθ/

1. underneath the [sea, water, soil, ground]
2. [drilling, extraction, exploration] underneath the [sea]
3. [just, slightly, two feet] underneath the [surface]
4. is [100 feet] underneath [us, the building]
5. was [found, pulled from] underneath the rubble
6. was right underneath [the shelf, the stairs, my feet]!
7. a sound [came, could be heard] from underneath the [bridge, car]
8. sitting underneath [the tree, a parasol, a sun shade, his umbrella]
9. hid underneath [the table, a truck]
10. [came out, emerged] from underneath the [bed, floorboards]
11. vanished from underneath [her, my feet]
12. [pulled, yanked] the rug (out) from underneath his feet
13. wearing it underneath my [dress, jacket, coat]
14. underneath the [lid, rim]
15. works underneath the [boss, manager, president]
16. [kindness, compliments, encouragement] underneath her expression
17. hidden [treasures, qualities, abilities] underneath his (appearance)
18. underneath his serious face is a kind heart

1. the underneath of the [table, chair, drawer]
2. checked the underneath for [marks, clues, gum]
3. caused damage to the underneath of (the car)
4. has a [smooth, rough, jagged] underneath
5. a [wart, blister] on the underneath of his foot
6. [stroked, touched] the underneath of her chin

1. can be [stored, kept] underneath (the bed)
2. felt something [stirring, moving, shaking] underneath