underwound
/ˌʌndərˈwaʊnd/Definitions
1. verb
past tense of wind: to twist or turn something so that it is twisted or turned, especially a string or cord, around a central point
“The clock had to be carefully unwound before being repaired.”
2. adjective
twisted or turned around a central point
“The underwound spring in the toy caused it to malfunction.”
3. noun
a twisted or turned thread or cord, especially one that is the result of being wound up
“The underwound thread in the fabric caused it to fray quickly.”