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un·der·gird

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(ŭn'dər-gûrd') pronunciation
tr.v., -gird·ed, or -girt (-gûrt'), -gird·ing, -girds.
To support or strengthen from beneath.


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To secure, support, or strengthen a structure by tying together a number of individual elements below the soffit of the structure above it.

 
 
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