Down
Under
Under adverb - In or to a lower place.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Hull down — hull down and under — she dwindles to a speck, With noise of pleasant music and dancing on her deck.
Source: Literature / The Three-Decker -
Could have gone "up and over" (or down and under) it, avoiding chances of a navigational mishap.
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In the 1632 series, as it's still the era of pike and shot (see under Real Life below) down-timers are initially sceptical about the usefulness of bayonets.
Source: Bayonet Ya
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