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| un·der·shoot [ ùndər sht ] (past and past participle un·der·shot [ ùndər shót ], present participle un·der·shoot·ing, 3rd person present singular un·der·shoots) |
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1. land too short: to land an aircraft short of a landing area
 The pilot undershot the runway.
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2. fire short: to shoot something such as an arrow so that it lands short of the target
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