low·ball (lōbôl′)
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Tweet tr.v. low·balled, low·bal·ling, low·balls Informal To underestimate or understate (a cost) deliberately: "I get hopping mad every time I see a politician lowballing the cost of his latest healthcare boondoggle" (Megan McArdle). [From the card game of the same name.] lowball′ adj. |
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