Underhand

What do we mean by underhand?

Executed with the hand brought forward and up from below the level of the shoulder; underarm. adjective

Dishonest and sneaky; underhanded. adjective

With an underhand movement. adverb

In a sly and secret way. adverb

By secret means; in a clandestine manner, and often with an evil design.

By fraud; by fraudulent means.

Secret; clandestine: usually implying meanness or fraud, or both.

Sly; contriving; deceitful.

Performed or done with the knuckles of the hand turned under, the palm upward, and the thumb turned from the body: as, underhand bowling in cricket.

Secret; clandestine; hence, mean; unfair; fraudulent. adjective

Done, as pitching, with the hand lower than the shoulder, or, as bowling, with the hand lower than the elbow. adjective

By secret means; in a clandestine manner; hence, by fraud; unfairly; dishonorably. adverb

In an underhand manner; thrown with the hand no higher than the shoulder and the palm turned upward during part of the pitch; -- said of pitching or bowling a ball. adverb

Dishonest and sneaky; done in a secret or sly manner adjective

Thrown etc with the hand brought forward and up from below adjective

With an underhand movement adverb

In a sly, sneaky or secret manner adverb

Slyly and secretly adverb

With hand brought forward and up from below shoulder level adjective

Marked by deception adjective

The lower of two hands, the hand under the work.

When on a first date, a slightly unattractive women "under hands" or gropes for a mans junk under the table cloth. Urban Dictionary

Cheap (not referring to money); unfair. Urban Dictionary

The practice of going up behind a woman in a nightclub and putting your fingers inside of her without her consent, as part of a dare or contest. A form of sexual harassment. Urban Dictionary

A snide statement that is hidden behind what seems to be a polite one. It can be an inside joke, but can also have negative connotation. Urban Dictionary

1. A term in badminton, regarding an excellent underhanded return 2. Just think about it. No formal definition, but considered an inferior form of bushikan Urban Dictionary

The action of female grasping to line up the penis for proper angle of penetration prior to intercourse; woman on bottom. Most common when a guy (freehanded) rubs the head of his penis around the pussy lips and doesn't insert; frustrated the female will grasp the dick with a underhand grip and slid it in. The man will immediately feel gratified as the woman was unable to hold out any longer and executed penetration. Excellence is measured when a woman who plays extremely hard to get gives an "underhand slider". Urban Dictionary

When at a posh restaurant, and the waiter gives you a cheeky hand job while pretending to read the specials. Urban Dictionary

Named for the motion as well as the signature Hitler mustache the motion creates, this euphemism involves an underhanded "zig heil" arm movement with an end result on your significant other having a Hitler 'stache. Urban Dictionary

While sitting down, an individual reaches under their leg and masturbates. Urban Dictionary

A crappy throw, toss, etc., where the person tossing the object misjudges the throw and completely misses the intended recipient, target, etc. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to underhand:
underhand, underhang, underland, understand, underhanded, undercard, underpaid, underran, sunderland, underlaid, underhung, underbind, underman, underfund, underhead, underkind, underhair, underaid, undermind.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word underhand:
overhand, sidearm, chop, pitching, dealings, hurled, fastball, grip, tactics, umpire, delivery, throw, throws, spiral, softball, pitcher, chin, trick, accordingly, motion, ore, throwing, bow, shifted, pitch, ball, thrown, palm, drum, thompson, methods, baseball, submarine, transition, serve, plate, pass, really, arm, standing, tennis, trying, contact, feet, era, unable, attempts, style, block, allowed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe underhand:
little, unco, archduke, brave, hand, intriguing, such, dutch, slow.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective underhand:
way, dealings, means, methods, work, manner, dealing, grip, ways, practices, stoping, motion, toss, tricks, proceedings, intrigues, tactics, pass, method, serve, trick, influence, intrigue, game, business, fashion, pitch, measures, manoeuvres, stroke, shot, proceeding, cast, activities, war, opposition, delivery, action, deals, attempt, behaviour, stopes, loop, conduct, schemes, swing, attempts, attack, machinations, negotiations, plotting, blow, attacks, bowling, service, transactions, scheme, movement, doings, scheming, agreement, pitching, grasp, plots, deal, sort, stope, plot, practice, assistance, support, actions, affair, ball, motive, devices, management, trade, advantage, trickery, contrivance, negotiation, flip, arrangement, backing, design, influences, style, contrivances, designs, warfare, efforts, brute.

Words that sound like underhand:
underhand, undermanned, undermined, underlined, underland, underpinned, undersigned, undrained, underwent, understand, wonderland, underhanded, untrained, undreamed, unhand, underman, underfund, elder hand, underwood, interwind, interwound, entertained, undertone, under that, undertide, underground, undermine, underpants, unturned, underline, underpaid, under ground, untrimmed, sunderland, underside, wunderkind, underpin, underdone, thunderhead, undreamt, dunderhead, in hand, underbid, undrawn, in demand, entrained, untanned, undesigned, underdown, in-hand, underrun, underlaid, underlain, undersign, undried, andriana, underwhelmed, underweight, untwined, on demand, hour hand, ayn rand, on hand, round hand, underwing, otter hound, on-demand, understands, undertones, underaged, underused, understander, intertan, underived, i understand, undertime, undefined, intervened, interment, hinterland, entrant, interned, underbite, under god, end run, undercoat, undercard, under it, enderson, indrawn, astrand, undecent, under rate, underbred, enderlin, underboard, inturned, undercast, endrin, nearhand.