underbuy (redirected from underbought)

un·der·buy  (ndr-b)

v. un·der·bought (-bôt), un·der·buy·ing, un·der·buys

v.tr.

1. To buy less (of something) than one wants or needs.

2. To buy at a lower price than a competitor.

3. To buy (something) at less than a proper or expected price.

v.intr.

1. To buy less of something than what is wanted or needed.

2. To buy something at a price lower than proper or expected.