undercraft

== English == === Alternative forms === under-craft === Pronunciation === === Etymology 1 === From under- +‎ craft. ==== Noun ==== undercraft (usually uncountable, plural undercrafts) (obsolete) A sly trick, or subterfuge in general. (archaic) Witchcraft or sorcery. An apprentice or journeyman. ==== Verb ==== undercraft (third-person singular simple present undercrafts, present participle undercrafting, simple past and past participle undercrafted) (obsolete) To outwit; to outmaneuver. To make with insufficient craftsmanship. === Etymology 2 === From under- +‎ craft. ==== Noun ==== undercraft (plural undercrafts) (dated) A submarine. (historical) An underground crypt. ==== Adjective ==== undercraft (not comparable) Beneath a craft (water, air, or space vehicle).