v. [UNDER-1 10 a.] trans. and intr. To follow one’s partner in trumping, but with a lower card.
1863. ‘Cavendish,’ Whist (ed. 5), 61. I should throw away a small trump, undertrumping y, in order to keep two winning queens.
v. [UNDER-1 10 a.] trans. and intr. To follow one’s partner in trumping, but with a lower card.
1863. ‘Cavendish,’ Whist (ed. 5), 61. I should throw away a small trump, undertrumping y, in order to keep two winning queens.
