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n. The part of a bridge that lies beneath the deck, or surface.
Usage examples of "underdeck".
Renouf, who was genuinely fascinated by bomb ketches and very proud of his mortars, regarded 4,000 yards as an acceptable range: the master armourer at Brest had tried out all four mortars at the sea range off Camaret, firing five rounds from each, with the master shipwright in attendance, and going down and inspecting the underdeck stanchions and the stringers after each round was fired.
Spiros up in the fresh air the most of the time, working with plane, froe, saw, and chisel, and Stavros spending his days up to his knees in the stinking bilge water, setting the diagonals and joists for the underdeck, and only then moving on to fitting the underdeck, plank by plank.
Electromagnetic rails in the underdeck crackled, firing a pulsed salvo of solid projectiles made of superdense depleted uranium.
I suggest we get power shunted from the drive chambers to the repair facilities in Underdeck Nine.
Otter and his gang underdeck found you and then helped us track Kirov before he could split the tunnels.
The light was bright in his cell and I saw him more clearly than I had in the underdeck, even with my damaged sight.
The wide underdeck of their ship had no corridors as I knew them, but instead was a broad open area.
Aztec, by contrast, with its underdeck Yarbat generators, did away with large, deformable geometries, and was trim and compact.
Mistweave tore himself away, scrambled to a hatch which gave access to the underdecks, and disappeared.
For a mad instant, Linden thought that Honninscrave and his crew must be attacking the underdecks with sledgehammers, trying to wreck the dromond from within, as if in that way they could make it valueless to the storm, not worth sinking.
Starfare's Gem's peril felt more personal in the constriction of the underdecks -unreadable, not to be escaped.
He protested carefully, “Chosen, the underdecks are manifold and cunning.
Starfare’s Gem’s peril felt more personal in the constriction of the underdecks -unreadable, not to be escaped.