Idioms with UNDER

He was underhanded means that ...
1. he played cricket well
2. he was dishonest
3. he sold things illegally
He was under the weather
1. he felt drunk
2. he felt ill
3. he felt sad
He got underway
1. he started his journey
2. he stopped while travelling
3. he completed his journey
He knuckled under
1. he bowed to pressure
2. he used his fists
3. he was arrogant
It was under the counter
1. it was offered in good faith
2. it was found on the floor
3. it was sold illegally
She was under his skin
1. she was obsessed with him
2. he was obsessed with her
3. they were obsessed
She was under his thumb
1. she was obsessed by him
2. she was in love with him
3. she was dominated by him
She was snowed under with . . .
1. the weather.
2. work
3. love.
He did it . . .
1. under pain of death
2. under a cloud.
3. under wraps
He took her under his wing means . . .
1. he flew away with her
2. he looked after her
3. he dominated her
It's water under the bridge
1. it was something in the past, now best forgotten
2. It is a weir
3. it was a happy memory
He travelled under . . .
1. the hammer
2. his own steam
3. an umbrella