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understock
[ verb uhn-der-stok; noun uhn-der-stok ]
verb (used with object)
- to provide an insufficient quantity, as of merchandise, supplies, or livestock.
noun
- Horticulture. (in grafting) the rooted plant that receives the scion.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of understock1
Example Sentences
Joann has faced inventory shortages stemming from inconsistent deliveries of yarn and sewing supplies, according to court documents, leading to understocked shelves.
Never mind that those charities are chronically understocked and desperate for a local, state or federal hand.
“Since Rite Aid took over, it became understocked and stopped carrying unique, local brands that made shopping there a pleasure,†said Wirth.
I cobbled together a gnudi that seemed to me the most streamlined for a weeknight dinner or an understocked pantry.
Most people are aware that automakers have felt the brunt of the worldwide microchip shortage, resulting in understocked dealerships at a time when consumer demand is high.
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