semiunderground

English

Etymology

From semi- +‎ underground.

Adjective

semiunderground (not comparable)

  1. Partially underground.
    • 1947, United States Strategic Bombing Survey, Reports: Pacific War (volume 15, page 54)
      In many places semiunderground shops and hangars were built with roofs sodded over and planted with vegetation for concealment.
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