Under-enter

v. [UNDER-¹ 10 a.] trans. To enter at less than the actual quantity.

1692.  in Picton, L’pool Munic. Rec. (1883), I. 300. All salt … shall be measured, and a reasonable proporcion thereof taken … if y^e entrey be right, but if underentred, then y^e town officers to take so much of y^e said salt.