[v. uhn-der-kount; n. uhn-der-kount] 
| 1. | to count less than the full number or amount of: The mayor claimed the census had undercounted the city's population. |
| 2. | a count or total that is less than the actual number or amount. |
| un·der·count (ŭn'dər-kount') tr.v. un·der·count·ed, un·der·count·ing, un·der·counts To record fewer than the actual number of (persons in a census, for example). un'der·count' n. |
dərˈkaʊnt