ppl. a. (UNDER-1 10 a.)
1670. Sir T. Culpepper, Necess. Abating Usury, 32. His farme is understocked, ill fenced, and out of heart.
1733. Tull, Horse-Hoeing Husb., xiv. 166. The Ground may be … understock’d with Plants.
1792. A. Young, Trav. France, 489. For the country … to import so immensely, shews how wretchedly they are understocked with sheep.
1846. McCulloch, Acc. Brit. Empire (1854), I. 561. Farms in all parts of Britain are decidedly understocked.
