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under-self
under-self n.
Brit. 
/ˈʌndəsɛlf/
, /ˈʌndəsɛlf/U.S. /ˈəndərˌsɛlf/
/ˈəndərˌsɛlf/ΚΠ
1890 W. James Princ. Psychol. I. viii. 206 Barring a certain common fund of information, like the command of language, etc., what the upper self knows the under self is ignorant of, and vice versa.
1914 W. De Morgan When Ghost meets Ghost ii. xvi. 662 This underself of hers may have vibrated in response to the strange hints he had thrown out.
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- to wend of life
- to wend off
- to wend one's street
- to wend one's way
- to wend out of this world
- to wend the ridge
- to wend to bed
- to wend to church
- to wend to death
- tongue-bully
- tongue-butt
- tongue-case
- toby lay
- toby show
- toby toss-pot
- toby tosspot
- toby tub
- toby-frill
- toby-gill
- toby-night
- tobyfrill
- tobygill
- tobyman
- tobymen
- tobynight