IPA: /ˈʌndərˌstræpər/
KK: /ˈʌndərˌstræpər/
A person who works under someone else, often in a lower position or with less authority.
The understrapper was responsible for assisting the manager with daily tasks.
Understrapper → The word is formed from "under-" (meaning beneath or lower) and "strapper" (from the verb "strap" meaning to fasten or secure). An understrapper refers to a person who works in a subordinate position, often supporting or assisting someone in a higher role.
Think of someone who is 'beneath' ('under-') another person, helping to 'fasten' or support their work — that's what an understrapper does.
No commonly confused words.