underslung

IPA: ˈʌndɝsɫˈʌŋ

Examples of "underslung" in Sentences

Rudder is underslung and leading to a tiller, not a wheel.
For me, the best hog gun is till the M16 with an underslung M203, 40 mm grenade launcher.
The cylinders' downpipes merge in an underslung exhaust nacelle that looks like it should vent ionized plasma.
I Cloroxed and rinsed her ten-gallon water tank and filled it with fresh water; topped off her underslung propane tank.
"You two keep that up," she said to us sternly when she found us practicing in the front parlor, "you're going to get underslung jaws like Charles II."
As usual - shoal keel and underslung rudder, with two masts and a cross between the junk and the Scottish lug rig, stylistically more suited to the longboat.
The Eagle's shape, normally sleek and deadly with the sharp tips of air-to-air missiles protruding from the wings like talons, was now marred by the heavy mass of underslung ordnance.
A long elegant neck, coning down to a sharpened tip on one end and flaring slightly towards the stern, with chrome testicles like underslung engines, streamlined to minimise air resistance.
Rounds from our underslung grenade launchers were doing damage to a lush green tree-line directly opposite us and all along the enemy positions verdant foliage was spinning into the air, shredded by bullets passing through it.