fine² /fīn/

1. A monetary penalty
2. An end or conclusion (obsolete except in the phrase in fine)
3. A final settlement
4. (before 1833) a fictitious suit as a means of conveying property or barring an entail (law)
5. A composition, or percentage accepted by a bankrupt's creditors, given by money payment
6. A fee paid on some particular occasion

1. To impose a fine on
2. To punish by fine
3. To bring to an end (Shakespeare)
4. To pledge or pawn (Shakespeare)

fīnˈable or fineˈable adjective

Liable to a fine

• underthings
• underthirst
• underthirsts
• underthrust
• underthrusts
• undertime
• undertimed
• undertimes
• undertint
• undertints
• undertone
• undertoned
• undertones
• undertook
• under tow
• undertow
• under tow of vessels
• undertows
• undertrick
• under-tunic
• under-tunics
• under-turnkey
• under-turnkeys
• underuse
• underuses