lowball
- v make a deliberately low estimate
The construction company wanted the contract badly and lowballed
- Actually, $15,000 is a lowball estimate, since that would barely cover the event-space rental tab for the kind of lavish spectacles that have become prime-time fare on MTV's highly .
- The Spirit and Opportunity rovers bounced down on Mars in 2004 with a similar lowball goal of just 90 days of operational life.
- When the rest of us bother to guess, we usually lowball what's in a meal by as much as 45%.