Unrelaxed, un-rē-lakst′,adj.not relaxed, strained.
Unrelenting, un-rē-len′ting,adj.not relenting: inflexible: cruel.—adv.Unrelen′tingly.—n.Unrelen′tingness.
Unreliable, un-rē-lī′a-bl,adj.that cannot be relied upon, untrustworthy.—ns.Unreliabil′ity,Unrelī′ableness.
Unrelievable, un-rē-lē′va-bl,adj.that cannot be relieved.—adj.Unrelieved′, not relieved.—adv.Unrelie′vedly.
Unremediable, un-rē-mē′di-a-bl,adj.irremediable.
Unremembered, un-rē-mem′bėrd,adj.not remembered.—adj.Unremem′bering, not remembering.—n.Unremem′brance.
Unremitting, un-rē-mit′ting,adj.not remitting or relaxing: continued: incessant.—adj.Unremit′ted, not remitted or forgiven: without remission.—advs.Unremit′tedly;Unremit′tingly.—n.Unremit′tingness.
Unremorseful, un-rē-mors′fōōl,adj.feeling no remorse.—adv.Unremorse′fully.—adj.Unremorse′less, having no remorse or pity.—adv.Unremorse′lessly.
Unremoved, un-rē-mōōvd′,adj.not removed, unshaken.—adj.Unremov′able.—n.Unremov′ableness.—adv.Unremov′ably.
Unrenewed, un-rē-nūd′,adj.not renewed, not regenerated.
Unrent, un-rent′,adj.not rent.
Unrepaid, un-rē-pād′,adj.not repaid.
Unrepair, un-rē-pār′,n.an unsound state.—adj.Unrepair′able, irreparable.
Unrepealed, un-rē-pēld′,adj.not repealed.—adj.Unrepeal′able, incapable of being repealed.
Unrepentant, un-rē-pen′tant,adj.not repentant or penitent.—n.Unrepen′tance, impenitence.—adjs.Unrepen′ted, not repented of;Unrepen′ting, not repenting.—adv.Unrepen′tingly.
Unrepining, un-rē-pī′ning,adj.not repining.—adv.Unrepī′ningly.
Unreplenished, un-rē-plen′isht,adj.not replenished.
Unreposing, un-rē-pō′zing,adj.not reposing or resting.
Unrepresented, un-rep-rē-zen′ted,adj.not represented.
Unreprievable, un-rē-prē′va-bl,adj.that cannot be reprieved.—adj.Unreprieved′, not reprieved.
Unreproachable, un-rē-prō′cha-bl,adj.irreproachable.—n.Unreproa′chableness.—adv.Unreproa′chably.
Unreproved, un-rē-prōōvd′,adj.not reproved: (Milt.) not liable to reproof, blameless.—adj.Unreprov′able, incapable of being reproved.—adv.Unreprov′edly.—n.Unreprov′edness.
Unrepulsable, un-rē-pul′sa-bl,adj.that cannot be repulsed.
Unreputable, un-rep′ū-ta-bl,adj.not reputable.
Unrequested, un-rē-kwes′ted,adj.not requested.
Unrequisite, un-rek′wi-zit,adj.not requisite.
Unrequited, un-rē-kwī′ted,adj.not requited.—adj.Unrequī′table, not requitable.—adv.Unrequī′tedly.
Unreserved, un-rē-zėrvd′,adj.not reserved or restrained: withholding nothing.—n.Unreserve′, absence of reserve.—adv.Unreser′vedly, without reservation: frankly.—n.Unreser′vedness.
Unresisted, un-rē-zis′ted,adj.not resisted.—n.Unresis′tance.—adv.Unresis′tedly.—adjs.Unresis′tible, irresistible;Unresis′ting, not making resistance.—adv.Unresis′tingly.
Unresolved, un-rē-zolvd′,adj.not resolved: not separated into its constituent parts.—adj.Unresol′vable, incapable of being resolved.—v.i.Unresolve′, to change a resolution.—n.Unresol′vedness, state of being unresolved or undetermined.—adj.Unresol′ving.
Unrespectable, un-rē-spek′ta-bl,adj.not respectable.
Unrespective, un-rē-spek′tiv,adj.(Shak.) devoid of respect and consideration, regardless, unthinking: not attended with regard, used at random.
Unrespited, un-res′pi-ted,adj.not delayed: not having received a respite from sentence.
Unresponsible, un-rē-spon′si-bl,adj.irresponsible.—n.Unrespon′sibleness.—adj.Unrespon′sive, not responsive.—n.Unrespon′siveness.
Unrest, un-rest′,n.want of rest: disquiet of mind or body.—adj.Unrest′ful.—n.Unrest′fulness.—adj.Unrest′ing, not resting.—adv.Unrest′ingly.—n.Unrest′ingness.
Unrestored, un-rē-stōrd′,adj.not restored, esp. to a former or better state: of a work of art, remaining in its original condition.
Unrestrained, un-rē-strānd′,adj.not restrained, licentious.—adv.Unrestrain′edly.—ns.Unrestrain′edness;Unrestraint′.
Unrestricted, un-rē-strik′ted,adj.not restricted.—adv.Unrestric′tedly.
Unretarded, un-rē-tär′ded,adj.not retarded.
Unretentive, un-rē-ten′tiv,adj.not retentive.
Unreturnable, un-rē-tur′na-bl,adj.incapable of being returned.—adj.Unretur′ning, not returning.
Unrevealed, un-rē-vēld′,adj.not revealed.—n.Unreveal′edness.
Unrevenged, un-rē-venjd′,adj.not revenged.—adj.Unrevenge′ful.
Unreverend, un-rev′ėr-end,adj.not reverend: (Shak.) irreverent, disrespectful.—n.Unrev′erence, want of reverence.—adj.Unrev′erent, not reverent.—adv.Unrev′erently.
Unreversed, un-rē-verst′,adj.not reversed.
Unreverted, un-rē-ver′ted,adj.not reverted.
Unrevoked, un-rē-vōkt′,adj.not revoked.
Unrewarded, un-rē-wawr′ded,adj.not rewarded.—adv.Unrewar′dedly.—adj.Unrewar′ding.
Unrhythmical, un-rith′mi-kal,adj.not rhythmical.
Unriddle, un-rid′l,v.t.to read the riddle of: to solve.—adj.Unridd′leable.—n.Unridd′ler.
Unrifled, un-rī′fld,adj.not rifled.
Unrig, un-rig′,v.t.to strip of rigging.—adj.Unrigged′, without rigging.
Unrighteous, un-rī′tyus,adj.not righteous: wicked: unjust.—n.Unright′, injustice.—adv.Unrigh′teously.—n.Unrigh′teousness.—adj.Unright′ful.—adv.Unright′fully.—n.Unright′fulness.
Unring, un-ring′,v.t.to take a ring from.—adj.Unringed′, having no ring.
Unrip, un-rip′,v.t.to rip up or open.
Unripe, un-rīp′,adj.not ripe.—adj.Unrī′pened.—n.Unripe′ness.
Unrivalled, un-rī′vald,adj.without a rival or competitor.—adj.Unrī′valable, that cannot be rivalled.
Unrivet, un-riv′et,v.t.to loosen the rivets of.
Unrobe, un-rōb′,v.t.to strip of a robe, to undress.—v.i.to take off a robe, esp. a robe of state.
Unroll, un-rōl′,v.t.to roll down: to open out.—v.i.to become uncoiled or opened out.—n.Unroll′ment.
Unromanised, un-rō′man-īzd,adj.not subjected to Roman laws or customs: freed from subjection to the Roman see.
Unromantic, un-rō-man′tik,adj.not romantic.—adv.Unroman′tically.
Unroof, un-rōōf,v.t.to strip the roof off.—adj.Unroofed′.
Unroost, un-rōōst′v.t.to drive out of a roost.
Unroot, un-rōōt′,v.t.to tear up by the roots.
Unrope, un-rōp′,v.t.to loosen from ropes, to unharness.
Unrough, un-ruf′,adj.not rough.
Unroyal, un-roi′al,adj.not royal.—n.Unroy′alist, one not of royal blood.—adv.Unroy′ally.
Unrude, un-rōōd′,adj.not rude.
Unruffled, un-ruf′ld,adj.not ruffled: calm.—v.i.Unruff′le, to settle into calmness.
Unruined, un-rōō′ind,adj.not ruined.—adjs.Unru′inable, not to be ruined;Unru′ināte(obs.), not in ruins.
Unruled, un-rōōld′,adj.not ruled.—ns.Unrul′iment(Spens.),Unrul′iness, state of being unruly.—adj.Unrul′y, regardless of restraint or law.
Unrumple, un-rum′pl,v.t.to free from rumples.
Unsaddle, un-sad′l,v.t.to take the saddle off: to throw from the saddle.
Unsafe, un-sāf,adj.not safe.—adv.Unsafe′ly.—ns.Unsafe′ness,Unsafe′ty.
Unsaid, un-sed′,adj.not said.
Unsaint, un-sānt′,v.t.to divest of saintliness.—adj.Unsaint′ly.
Unsalable, un-sā′la-bl,adj.that cannot be sold, not in demand—alsoUnsale′able.—ns.Unsalabil′ity,Unsā′lableness.
Unsalaried, un-sal′a-rid,adj.not receiving a salary.
Unsalted, un-sawl′ted,adj.not salted, fresh.
Unsaluted, un-sa-lū′ted,adj.not saluted.
Unsalvable, un-sal′va-bl,adj.not capable of being saved.
Unsanctified, un-sangk′ti-fīd,adj.not sanctified, unholy.—n.Unsanctificā′tion.
Unsanguine, un-sang′gwin,adj.not sanguine.
Unsanitary, un-san′i-ta-ri,adj.not sanitary, unhealthy.
Unsapped, un-sapt′,adj.not sapped.
Unsatiable, un-sā′shi-a-bl,adj.not to be satiated or appeased.—n.Unsā′tiableness.—adv.Unsā′tiably.
Unsatisfactory, un-sat-is-fak′tō-ri,adj.not satisfying.—adv.Unsatisfac′torily.—n.Unsatisfac′toriness.—adjs.Unsatisfī′able, not to be satisfied;Unsat′isfied, not satisfied, not content: not fully informed about anything: not paid.—n.Unsat′isfiedness.—adj.Unsat′isfying.—n.Unsat′isfyingness.
Unsaturated, un-sat′ū-rā-ted,adj.not saturated.
Unsavoury, un-sā′vor-i,adj.not savoury, tasteless: unpleasing, disgusting.—adv.Unsā′vourily.—n.Unsā′vouriness.
Unsay, un-sā′,v.t.to recall what has been said: to retract.—adj.Unsaid′.
Unscalable, un-skā′la-bl,adj.that cannot be scaled or climbed.—AlsoUnscale′able.
Unscale, un-skāl′,v.t.to remove the scales from.—adj.Unscā′ly.
Unscanned, un-skand′,adj.not scanned or measured.
Unscarred, un-skärd′,adj.not marked with scars.
Unscathed, un-skātht′,adj.not harmed or injured.
Unsceptered, un-sep′tėrd,adj.deprived of kingly authority.
Unschooled, un-skōōld′,adj.not taught or trained in anything.
Unscissored, un-siz′ord,adj.not cut with scissors.
Unscottify, un-skot′i-fī,v.t.to deprive of Scotch qualities or characteristics.
Unscoured, un-skowrd′,adj.not scoured or rubbed clean.
Unscratched, un-skracht′,adj.not scratched.
Unscreened, un-skrēnd′,adj.not screened: unsifted.
Unscrew, un-skrōō′,v.t.to loose from screws: to unfasten.
Unscriptural, un-skrip′tū-ral,adj.not in with Scripture.—adv.Unscrip′turally.
Unscrupulous, un-skrōō′pū-lus,adj.not scrupulous, unprincipled.—adv.Unscru′pūlously.—n.Unscru′pūlousness.
Unscrutable, un-skrōō′ta-bl,adj.inscrutable.
Unsculptured, un-skulp′tūrd,adj.not sculptured, without inscription.
Unscutcheoned, un-skuch′ond,adj.having no escutcheon or claim to such.
Unseal, un-sēl,v.t.to remove the seal of: to open what is sealed.—adj.Unsealed′.
Unseam, un-sēm,v.t.to undo a piece of sewing, to split.
Unsearchable, un-sėr′cha-bl,adj.not capable of being found out by searching: mysterious.—n.Unsear′chableness.—adv.Unsear′chably.—adj.Unsearched′.
Unseasonable, un-sē′zn-a-bl,adj.not in the proper season or time: late: ill-timed: not suited to the time of the year.—v.t.Unsea′son(Spens.), to strike unseasonably, as the ear.—n.Unsea′sonableness, state or quality of being unseasonable or ill-timed.—adv.Unsea′sonably, in an unseasonable manner: not in due time.—adj.Unsea′soned, not seasoned or ripened by time: not experienced, unripe: not sprinkled with seasoning: (obs.) unseasonable: (obs.) inordinate.
Unseat, un-sēt′,v.t.to throw from or deprive of a seat.
Unseaworthy, un-sē-wurth′iadj.unfit for a sea voyage.—n.Unseaworth′iness.
Unseconded, un-sek′un-ded,adj.not seconded, supported, or assisted.
Unsectarian, un-sek-tā′ri-an,adj.not sectarian, free from the narrow qualities or prejudices of sect.—n.Unsectā′rianism.
Unsecular, un-sek′ū-lar,adj.not secular or worldly.
Unseduced, un-sē-dūst′,adj.not seduced.
Unseeded, un-sēd′ed,adj.not seeded.
Unseel, un-sēl′,v.t.to open the eyes, as of a hawk which has been seeled, to enlighten.
Unseemliness, un-sēm′li-nes,n.state or quality of being unseemly or unbecoming.—v.i.Unseem′(Shak.), not to seem.—adj.Unseem′ly, not seemly, becoming, or decent.—adv.in an unseemly manner.
Unseen, un-sēn′,adj.not seen: invisible.—adj.Unsee′ing, not seeing, blind.
Unseized, un-sēzd′,adj.not seized: not taken or put in possession.
Unseldom, un-sel′dum,adv.not seldom.
Unself, un-self′,v.t.to deprive of individuality.—n.absence of weak self-consciousness.—n.Unself-con′sciousness, absence of self-consciousness.—adj.Unsel′fish, not selfish.—adv.Unsel′fishly.—ns.Unsel′fishness,Unself′ness(rare).
Unseminared, un-sem′i-närd,adj.(Shak.) deprived of seminal energy or virility.
Unsense, un-sens′,v.t.to free from the dominion of the senses—alsoUnsen′sūalise.—adj.Unsensed′.
Unsent, un-sent′,adj.not sent.
Unsentenced, un-sen′tenst,adj.not having received sentence: (obs.) not decreed.
Unsentimental, un-sen-ti-men′tal,adj.not sentimental, prosaic, matter-of-fact.
Unsepulchred, un-sep′ul-kėrd,adj.unburied.
Unsequestered, un-sē-kwes′tėrd,adj.not sequestered, unreserved.
Unservice, un-ser′vis,n.neglect of service or duty.—adj.Unser′viceable, not serviceable.
Unset, un-set′,adj.not set or placed: unplanted: not mounted or placed in a setting: not set, as a broken limb.
Unsettle, un-set′l,v.t.to move from being settled: to make uncertain.—v.i.to become unfixed.—adj.Unsett′led, not settled, fixed, or determined: changeable; not having the dregs deposited: not yet inhabited and cultivated: turbulent, lawless.—adv.Unsett′ledly.—ns.Unsett′ledness;Unsett′lement.—adj.Unsett′ling.
Unsevered, un-sev′ėrd,adj.not severed, inseparable.
Unsex, un-seks′,v.t.to deprive of sex: to make unmanly or unwomanly.—adj.Unsex′ual.
Unshackle, un-shak′l,v.t.to loose from shackles: to set free.
Unshaded, un-shā′ded,adj.not shaded: without gradations of light or colour.
Unshadowed, un-shad′ōd,adj.not clouded, free from gloom.
Unshakable, un-shā′ka-bl,adj.(Shak.) not to be shaken.—adjs.Unshaked′(Shak.), not shaken;Unshā′ken, not shaken, firm, steady.—adv.Unshā′kenly.
Unshale, un-shāl′,v.t.(Shak.) to strip the shale or husk from, to expose.
Unshamed, un-shāmd′,adj.not shamed.
Unshape, un-shāp′,v.t.(Shak.) to deprive of shape, to derange, to confound.—adjs.Unshape′ly, not shapely;Unshā′pen, shapeless.
Unshaven, un-shāv′n,adj.not shaven.
Unsheathe, un-shēth′,v.t.to draw from the sheath or scabbard, as a sword.
Unshed, un-shed′,adj.(Spens.) unparted.
Unshell, un-shel′,v.t.to strip of the shell, to release.
Unshelve, un-shelv′,v.t.to remove the shelves from.
Unshent, un-shent′,adj.not disgraced.
Unshiftiness, un-shif′ti-nes,n.shiftlessness.—adj.Unshif′table, shiftless.
Unship, un-ship′,v.t.to take out of a ship or other vessel: to remove from the place where it is fixed or fitted.—n.Unship′ment.
Unshod, un-shod′,adj.without shoes, barefoot.
Unshoe, un-shōō′,v.t.to strip of a shoe.
Unshorn, un-shorn′,adj.not shorn, unclipped, unshaven.
Unshot, un-shot′,v.t.to take the shot out of.
Unshout, un-showt′,v.t.(Shak.) to retract, as a shout.
Unshowered, un-show′ėrd,adj.not watered by showers.
Unshown, un-shōn′,adj.not shown.
Unshrined, un-shrīnd′,adj.not placed in a shrine.
Unshrinking, un-shring′king,adj.not shrinking.—adv.Unshrink′ingly.
Unshriven, un-shriv′n,adj.not shriven.
Unshroud, un-shrowd′,v.t.to remove the shroud from, to disclose.
Unshrubbed, un-shrubd′,adj.not furnished with shrubs.
Unshunnable, un-shun′a-bl,adj.that cannot be shunned.—adj.Unshunned′, not shunned or avoided.
Unshutter, un-shut′ėr,v.t.to take the shutters off.
Unsifted, un-sif′ted,adj.not sifted, untried.
Unsighted, un-sī′ted,adj.not seen—earlierUnsight′: not furnished with a sight.—adj.Unsight′able, invisible.—n.Unsight′liness, the quality of being unsightly: ugliness.—adj.Unsight′ly, not sightly or pleasing to the eye: ugly.
Unsignificant, un-sig-nif′i-kant,adj.without signification.
Unsimplicity, un-sim-plis′i-ti,n.want of simplicity.
Unsincere, un-sin-sēr′,adj.not sincere, insincere: not genuine, alloyed.
Unsinew, un-sin′ū,v.t.to take the strength from.
Unsing, un-sing′,v.t.to take back what has been sung.
Unsingled, un-sing′gld,adj.not singled.
Unsinning, un-sin′ing,adj.not sinning, untouched by sin.
Unsistered, un-sis′tėrd,adj.being without a sister.—n.Unsis′terliness.—adj.Unsis′terly.
Unsisting, un-sis′ting,adj.not resisting or opposing.
Unsized, un-sīzd′,adj.not sized or stiffened.
Unskilful, un-skil′fool,adj.not skilful: wanting skill or experience: awkward.—adv.Unskil′fully, in an unskilful or awkward manner.—n.Unskil′fulness, want of skill or experience: awkwardness.—adj.Unskilled′, without special skill, untrained, unacquainted with.
Unslain, un-slān′,adj.not slain.
Unslaked, un-slākt′,adj.not slaked.
Unsleeping, un-slē′ping;adj.not sleeping.
Unsling, un-sling′,v.t.to release from slings, to take the slings off.
Unslipping, un-slip′ing,adj.not slipping.
Unsluice, un-slōōs′,v.t.to open the sluice of.
Unslumbering, un-slum′bėr-ing,adj.not slumbering.—adj.Unslum′brous, not slumbrous.
Umsmirched, un-smircht′,adj.not smirched or stained, clean.
Unsmitten, un-smit′n,adj.not smitten.
Unsmooth, un-smōōth′,adj.not smooth, rough.
Unsmote, un-smōt′,adj.unsmitten.
Unsmotherable, un-smuth′ėr-a-bl,adj.unable to be smothered.
Unsnare, un-snār′,v.t.to set free from a snare.
Unsnarl, un-snarl′,v.t.to disentangle.
Unsneck, un-snek′,v.t.to draw the sneck or bar of a door.
Unsoaped, un-sōpt′,adj.not soaped, unwashed.
Unsociable, un-sō′sha-bl,adj.not sociable or inclined to society: reserved.—ns.Unsociabil′ity;Unsō′ciableness.—adv.Unsō′ciably.—adj.Unsō′cial, not social.—ns.Unsō′cialism,Unsocial′ity.
Unsoft, un-soft′,adv.(Spens.) not softly.
Unsolder, un-sod′ėr,v.t.to separate, as what has been soldered, to sunder.
Unsoldierlike, un-sōl′jėr-līk,adj.not characteristic of or becoming a soldier.
Unsolemn, un-sol′em,adj.not solemn, sacred, or formal.—v.t.Unsol′emnise, to strip of solemnity.
Unsolicited, un-sō-lis′it-ed,adj.not solicited.—adj.Unsolic′itous, not solicitous.
Unsolid, un-sol′id,adj.not solid, not sound, empty.—n.Unsolid′ity.
Unsolved, un-solvd′,adj.not solved.
Unson, un-sun′,v.t.to make unworthy of sonship.
Unsonsie,Unsoncie, un-son′si,adj.(Scot.) unlucky.
Unsoot, un-sōōt′,adj.(Spens.) unsweet.
Unsophisticated, un-sō-fis′ti-kā-ted,adj.genuine, unadulterated: free from artificiality, simple, inexperienced—alsoUnsophis′ticate.—ns.Unsophis′ticatedness;Unsophisticā′tion.
Unsorrowed, un-sor′ōd,adj.not sorrowed or regretted.
Unsorted, un-sor′ted,adj.not sorted or arranged: ill-chosen.
Unsought, un-sawt′,adj.not sought or solicited.
Unsoul, un-sōl′,v.t.to deprive of soul or spirit.
Unsound, un-sownd′,adj.not sound or perfect: not honest: erroneous: defective: (Spens.) not substantial, not to be depended upon.—adv.Unsound′ly.—n.Unsound′ness.
Unsoundable, un-sown′da-bl,adj.that cannot be sounded or fathomed.
Unspar, un-spär′,v.t.to take the spars or bars from.
Unsparing, un-spār′ing,adj.not sparing, liberal, profuse: unmerciful.—adj.Unspared′, not spared: not saved from ruin.—adv.Unspar′ingly.—n.Unspar′ingness.
Unspatial, un-spā′shal,adj.not extending into space.—n.Unspatial′ity.
Unspeakable, un-spē′ka-bl,adj.incapable of being spoken, uttered, or described.—v.t.Unspeak′(Shak.), to retract, as what has been spoken.—adv.Unspea′kably, in an unspeakable or inexpressible manner.—adj.Unspea′king, not being able to speak.
Unspecialised, un-spesh′a-līzd,adj.not specialised in the biological sense: generalised.
Unspecified, un-spes′i-fīd,adj.not specified.
Unsped, un-sped′,adj.not performed.
Unspeedy, un-spē′di,adj.not speedy.
Unspell, un-spel′,v.t.to free from the power of a spell.
Unspent, un-spent′,adj.not spent or exhausted: not having lost its force of motion.
Unsphere, un-sfēr′,v.t.to take out of its sphere.
Unspied, un-spīd′,adj.(Spens.) not spied, unseen.
Unspike, un-spīk′,v.t.to remove a spike from.
Unspilt, un-spilt′,adj.not spilt or shed.—AlsoUnspilled′.
Unspin, un-spin′,v.t.to undo what has been spun.
Unspiritual, un-spir′i-tū-al,adj.not spiritual.—v.t.Unspir′itualise, to deprive of spirituality.—adv.Unspir′itually.
Unspleened, un-splēnd′,adj.free from spleen.
Unspoil, un-spoil′,v.t.to undo the ill effects of spoiling.—adj.Unspoiled′.
Unspoken, un-spō′kn,adj.not spoken, unconfessed.
Unspontaneous, un-spon-tā′nē-us,adj.not spontaneous.
Unsportful, un-spōrt′fool,adj.not sportful, melancholy.
Unspotted, un-spot′ed,adj.free from spot: not tainted with guilt.—n.Unspott′edness.
Unsquared, un-skwārd′,adj.not made square: undressed: irregular, unbalanced.
Unsquire, un-skwīr′,v.t.to strip of the dignity of squire.
Unstable, un-stā′bl,adj.not stable, unreliable, infirm, inconstant: in such a physical state that the slightest change induces further change of form or composition.—ns.Unstabil′ity,Unstā′bleness.
Unstablished, un-stab′lisht,adj.not firmly fixed.
Unstack, un-stak′,v.t.to remove from a stack.
Unstaid, un-stād′,adj.not staid or steady.—n.Unstaid′ness.
Unstained, un-stānd′,adj.not stained or tarnished.
Unstamped, un-stampt′,adj.not stamped, not having a stamp affixed.
Unstanched, un-stäncht′,adj.not stanched: incontinent.—adj.Unstanch′able.
Unstarch, un-stärch′v.t.to take the starch from.
Unstate, un-stāt′,v.t.to deprive of state or dignity.
Unstatutable, un-stat′ū-ta-bl,adj.unwarranted by statute.—adv.Unstat′utably.
Unstayed, un-stād′,adj.not stayed or restrained.
Unsteady, un-sted′i,adj.not steady: changeable.—v.t.to make unsteady.—adj.Unstead′fast, not steadfast or resolute: insecure.—adv.Unstead′fastly.—n.Unstead′fastness.—adv.Unstead′ily, in an unsteady manner.—n.Unstead′iness, the state or quality of being unsteady: want of firmness: irresolution.
Unsteel, un-stēl,v.t.to soften, to disarm.
Unstep, un-step′,v.t.to remove, as a mast, from its place.
Unstercorated, un-ster′kō-rā-ted,adj.not stercorated or manured.
Unstick, un-stik′,v.t.to tear something free.
Unsting, un-sting′,v.t.to disarm of a sting.
Unstinted, un-stint′ed,adj.not stinted, profuse.
Unstitch, un-stich′,v.t.to take out the stitches of.
Unstock, un-stok′,v.t.to deplete of stock: to remove from the stock: (obs.) to launch.
Unstockinged, un-stok′ingd,adj.not wearing stockings.
Unstooping, un-stōōp′ing,adj.not stooping.
Unstop, un-stop′,v.t.to free from a stopper; to free from hinderance: to draw out the stops of an organ.
Unstopper, un-stop′ėr,v.t.to open, as a bottle, by taking out the stopper.
Unstopple, un-stop′l,v.t.to remove a stopple from.
Unstow, un-stō′,v.t.to empty of its contents.—adj.Unstowed′, not stowed or packed.
Unstrained, un-strānd′,adj.not strained or purified by straining: not forced, natural.—v.t.Unstrain′, to relieve from a strain.
Unstratified, un-strat′i-fīd,adj.not stratified, as rocks.
Unstressed, un-strest′,adj.not pronounced with stress, unaccented.
Unstretch, un-strech′,v.i.to become unstretched or relaxed.
Unstriated, un-strī′ā-ted,adj.not striated or striped.
Unstring, un-string′,v.t.to take the strings off: to relax or loosen.—adjs.Unstringed′;Unstrung′.
Unstruck, un-struk′,adj.not struck.
Unstudied, un-stud′id,adj.done without premeditation, natural, easy: not acquainted with through study.
Unstuffed, un-stuft′,adj.not stuffed.
Unsubdued, un-sub-dūd′,adj.not subdued.—adj.Unsubdū′able, incapable of being subdued.
Unsubject, un-sub′jekt,adj.not subject.
Unsubmissive, un-sub-mis′iv,adj.not submissive.—n.Unsubmis′sion.—adv.Unsubmiss′ively.—n.Unsubmiss′iveness.—adj.Unsubmit′ting, not submitting.
Unsubordinate, un-sub-or′di-nāt,adj.not subordinate.
Unsubstantial, un-sub-stan′shal,adj.not substantial, not real, not solid or strong.—v.t.Unsubstan′tialise.—ns.Unsubstantial′ity;Unsubstantiā′tion.
Unsucceeded, un-suk-sēd′ed,adj.not succeeded.—adjs.Unsucceed′able(obs.);Unsuccess′ive, without succession.
Unsuccess, un-suk-ses′,n.want of success: failure.—adj.Unsuccess′ful, not successful or fortunate.—adv.Unsuccess′fully, in an unsuccessful or unfortunate manner.—n.Unsuccess′fulness.
Unsuccourable, un-suk′ur-a-bl,adj.incapable of being succoured.
Unsucked, un-sukt′,adj.not sucked.
Unsufferable, un-suf′ėr-a-bl,adj.(obs.) insufferable.—adv.Unsuff′erably(obs.).
Unsufficient, un-su-fish′ent,adj.(obs.) insufficient.—n.Unsuffi′cience(obs.).—adv.Unsuffi′ciently(obs.).
Unsuitable, un-sū′ta-bl,adj.not suitable, fitting, or adequate: unbecoming.—v.t.Unsuit′, to be unsuitable for.—ns.Unsuitabil′ity,Unsuit′ableness.—adv.Unsuit′ably.—adjs.Unsuit′ed, not suited or adapted to;Unsuit′ing, not suiting.
Unsullied, un-sul′id,adj.not sullied, not disgraced.
Unsummered, un-sum′ėrd,adj.not possessing the characteristics of summer.
Unsung, un-sung′,adj.not celebrated in song, forgotten: not yet sung.
Unsunned, un-sund′,adj.not exposed to the sun, not lighted.—adj.Unsun′ny, not sunny or bright.
Unsuppliable, un-su-plī′a-bl,adj.that cannot be supplied.
Unsupportable, un-su-pōr′ta-bl,adj.insupportable.—n.Unsuppor′tableness.—adv.Unsuppor′tably.—adj.Unsuppor′ted, not supported.—adv.Unsuppor′tedly.
Unsuppressed, un-su-prest′,adj.not suppressed.
Unsure, un-shōōr′,adj.not sure.—adj.Unsured′, not made sure.—adv.Unsure′ly.
Unsurmountable, un-sur-mown′ta-bl,adj.insurmountable.
Unsurpassable, un-sur-pas′a-bl,adj.incapable of being surpassed.—adv.Unsurpass′ably.—adj.Unsurpassed′.
Unsurrendered, un-su-ren′dėrd,adj.not surrendered.
Unsusceptible, un-su-sep′ti-bl,adj.not susceptible.—n.Unsusceptibil′ity.
Unsuspected, un-sus-pek′ted,adj.not suspected: not known or supposed to exist—(Milt.)Unsuspect′.—adv.Unsuspec′tedly.—n.Unsuspec′tedness.—adj.Unsuspec′ting.—adv.Unsuspec′tingly.—n.Unsuspec′tingness.
Unsuspicious, un-sus-pish′us;adj.not suspicious, unsuspecting: free from suspicion.—n.Unsuspi′cion, absence of suspicion.—adv.Unsuspi′ciously.—n.Unsuspi′ciousness.
Unsustained, un-sus-tānd′,adj.not sustained.
Unswaddle, un-swod′l,v.t.to remove swaddling-bands from, to unswathe.
Unswathe, un-swāth′,v.t.to take swathings or bandages from.
Unswayable, un-swā′a-bl,adj.(Shak.) not to be swayed.—adj.Unswayed′, not swayed.—n.Unswayed′ness.
Unswear, un-swār′,v.i.(Spens.) to recall an oath.
Unsweating, un-swet′ing,adj.not sweating.
Unsweet, un-swēt′,adj.not sweet.—v.t.Unsweet′en, to make unsweet.
Unswept, un-swept′,adj.not swept or cleaned, not swept over.
Unswerving, un-swer′ving,adj.not swerving, firm.—adv.Unswer′vingly.
Unsworn, un-swōrn′,adj.not sworn, not solemnly pronounced.
Unsyllabled, un-sil′a-bld,adj.not syllabled, not articulated.
Unsymmetrical, un-si-met′ri-kal,adj.not symmetrical—alsoUnsymmet′ric.—adv.Unsymmet′rically.—n.Unsymm′etry, want of symmetry.
Unsympathy, un-sim′pa-thi,n.want of sympathy.—n.Unsympathīsabil′ity.—adj.Unsym′pathīsable.
Unsystematic,-al, un-sis-te-mat′ik, -al,adj.not systematic.—adv.Unsystemat′ically.
Untack, un-tak′,v.t.to undo what is tacked or fastened.
Untackle, un-tak′l,v.t.to unhitch.
Untainted, un-tān′ted,adj.not tainted or stained, not made unfit for eating by putrescence.—adv.Untain′tedly.—n.Untain′tedness.
Untainted, un-tān′ted,adj.not attainted.
Untaken, un-tā′kn,adj.not taken.
Untalented, un-tal′en-ted,adj.not talented.
Untalked, un-tawkt′,adj.not talked or spoken (with of).
Untamed, un-tāmd′,adj.not tamed, not domesticated.—adj.Untā′mable, incapable of being tamed.—n.Untā′mableness.—adj.Untame′, not tame.—n.Untamed′ness.
Untangle, un-tang′gl,v.t.to disentangle.
Untappice, un-tap′is,v.i.(obs.) to come out of concealment.—v.t.to drive out of such.
Untarnished, un-tär′nisht,adj.not tarnished or soiled.
Untasted, un-tās′ted,adj.not tasted, not enjoyed.
Untaught, un-tawt′,adj.not taught, illiterate: not communicated by teaching: ignorant.
Untax, un-taks′,v.t.to take a tax from.—adj.Untaxed′, not taxed: not charged with any fault.
Unteach, un-tēch′,v.t.to cause to forget, as what has been taught.—adj.Unteach′able, not teachable.—n.Unteach′ableness.
Unteam, un-tēm′,v.t.to unyoke a team from.
Untell, un-tel′,v.t.to recall what has been told.
Untempering, un-tem′pėr-ing,adj.(Shak.) not softening.—v.t.Untem′per, to remove the temper from, to soften.—adj.Untem′pered, not tempered: not regulated.
Untemptible, un-temt′i-bl,adj.incapable of being tempted.—adv.Untempt′ibly.
Untenable, un-ten′a-bl,adj.not tenable, not defensible.—ns.Untenabil′ity,Unten′ableness.
Untenant, un-ten′ant,v.t.to deprive of a tenant, to evict.—adjs.Unten′antable, not fit to be tenanted or inhabited;Unten′anted, not occupied.
Untender, un-ten′dėr,adj.not tender, not affectionate.—adv.Unten′derly.
Untendered, un-ten′dėrd,adj.not offered.
Untent, un-tent′,v.t.to bring out of a tent.—adj.Unten′ted, having no tents.
Untented, un-ten′ted,adj.(Scot.) uncared for.—adj.Unten′ty, careless.
Unterminated, un-ter′mi-nā-ted,adj.without termination.
Untether, un-teth′ėr,v.t.to release from a tether.
Unthankful, un-thank′fool,adj.not thankful.—v.t.Unthank′(obs.), to take back one's thanks.—adj.Unthanked′, not thanked.—adv.Unthank′fully.—n.Unthank′fulness.
Unthink, un-thingk′,v.t.(Shak.) to dismiss from the mind, as a thought.—n.Unthinkabil′ity.—adj.Unthink′able, that cannot be thought.—n.Unthink′er, one who does not think.—adj.Unthink′ing, not thinking: thoughtless.—adv.Unthink′ingly.—n.Unthink′ingness.
Unthought, un-thawt′,adj.not thought (with of).—n.Unthought′fulness, thoughtlessness.
Unthread, un-thred′,v.t.to take a thread from: to loosen: to find one's way through.
Unthrifty, un-thrif′ti,adj.not thrifty: without thriftiness.—ns.Unthrift′,Unthrif′tiness—(Spens.)Unthrif′tihead.—adv.Unthrif′tily.
Unthrone, un-thrōn′,v.t.to dethrone.
Untidy, un-tī′di,adj.not tidy or neat.—adv.Untī′dily.—n.Untī′diness.
Untie, un-tī′,v.t.to loose from being tied: to unbind: to loosen.—adj.Untied′.
Until, un-til′,prep.till: to: as far as (used mostly with respect to time).—adv.till: up to the time that.
Untile, un-tīl′,v.t.to take the tiles from.
Untilled, un-tild′,adj.not tilled.—adj.Untill′able, incapable of being tilled.
Untimbered, un-tim′bėrd,adj.not provided with timber.
Untimely, un-tīm′li,adj.not timely: before the time, premature: unseasonable, ill-timed.—adv.(Shak.) before the time: prematurely, unseasonably.—n.Untime′liness.—adj.Untime′ous, untimely, unseasonable.—adv.Untime′ously.
Untin, un-tin′,v.t.to take the tin from.
Untinctured, un-tingk′tūrd,adj.not tinctured.
Untinged, un-tinjd′,adj.not tinged, not infected.
Untiring, un-tīr′ing,adj.unwearied.—adjs.Untir′able, incapable of being wearied;Untired′, not tired.—adv.Untir′ingly.
Untitled, un-tī′tld,adj.having no title.
Unto, un′tōō,prep.to.
Untoiling, un-toi′ling,adj.without toil.
Untold, un-tōld′,adj.not told or related: not counted or capable of being counted.
Untomb, un-tōōm′,v.t.to take out of the tomb.
Untongue, un-tung′,v.t.(obs.) to silence.
Untooth, un-tōōth′,v.t.to deprive of teeth.—adj.Untooth′some, unpalatable.—n.Untooth′someness.
Untormented, un-tor-men′ted,adj.not tormented.
Untorn, un-torn′,adj.not torn.
Untouched, un-tucht′,adj.not touched, not mentioned, not moved or affected emotionally.—adj.Untouch′able, incapable of being touched.
Untoward, un-tō′ard,adj.not easily guided: froward: awkward: inconvenient—alsoUntō′wardly.—n.Untō′wardliness.—adv.Untō′wardly.—n.Untō′wardness.
Untowered, un-tow′ėrd,adj.not having towers.
Untrace, un-trās′,v.t.to loose from traces.
Untraced, un-trāsd′,adj.not traced or tracked.—adj.Untrace′able, that cannot be traced.
Untracked, un-trakt′,adj.not tracked.
Untractable, un-trak′ta-bl,adj.not tractable, difficult, rough.—ns.Untractabil′ity,Untrac′tableness.—adv.Untrac′tably.
Untraded, un-trā′ded,adj.(Shak.) unused, uncommon, inexperienced.—adj.Untrā′ding, not accustomed.
Untrained, un-trānd′,adj.not trained or disciplined.
Untrammelled, un-tram′eld,adj.not trammelled.
Untrampled, un-tramp′ld,adj.not trod upon.
Untransferable, un-trans-fer′a-bl,adj.that cannot be transferred.
Untransformed, un-trans-formd′,adj.not transformed.
Untranslated, un-trans-lā′ted,adj.not translated from one tongue into another.—ns.Untranslātabil′ity,Untranslā′tableness.—adj.Untranslā′table.—adv.Untranslā′tably.
Untransmutable, un-trans-mū′ta-bl,adj.that cannot be transmuted.
Untransparent, un-trans-pār′ent,adj.not transparent.
Untravelled, un-trav′eld,adj.not passed over: not having learned through travel: narrow-minded.
Untread, un-tred′,v.t.(Shak.) to tread back, to retrace.
Untreasure, un-trezh′ūr,v.t.to despoil of treasure: to display or set forth.
Untreatable, un-trē′ta-bl,adj.that cannot be treated.
Untrembling, un-trem′bling,adj.not trembling.—adv.Untrem′blingly.
Untrespassing, un-tres′pas-ing,adj.not trespassing.
Untressed, un-trest′,adj.not having the hair dressed in tresses.
Untricked, un-trikt′,adj.not adorned.
Untried, un-trīd′,adj.not tried, not yet experienced, not yet having passed trial: unnoticed.
Untrifling, un-trī′fling,adj.not trifling.
Untrim, un-trim′,v.t.to deprive of trimming, to put out of order.—adj.Untrimmed′, not adorned with trimmings: not made neat by clipping, &c.—n.Untrimmed′ness.
Untrodden, un-trod′n,adj.not trodden upon, unfrequented.—AlsoUntrod′.
Untroubled, un-trub′ld,adj.not troubled or disturbed: not rising in waves: not turbid.—n.Untroub′ledness.
Untruced, un-trōōst′,adj.without truce.
Untrue, un-trōō′,adj.not true: false: not faithful: disloyal: not in accordance with a standard.—ns.Untrue′ness, state of being untrue;Untru′ism, something palpably untrue.—adv.Untru′ly, not truly, falsely.—n.Untruth, falsehood: a lie.—adj.Untruth′ful.—adv.Untruth′fully.—n.Untruth′fulness.
Untruss, un-trus′,v.t.to loosen or free from a truss: to unfasten, let down the breeches by undoing the points that kept them up, to undress.—adj.Untrussed′, not trussed.—n.Untruss′er(obs.), one who untrusses persons for whipping.
Untrustful, un-trust′fool,adj.not trusting: not trustworthy.—adv.Untrust′worthily.—n.Untrust′worthiness.—adjs.Untrust′worthy, not worthy of trust;Untrust′y, not trusty, not deserving trust.
Untuck, un-tuk′,v.t.to undo, as a tuck: to loose from a tuck.
Untuckered, un-tuk′ėrd,adj.not having a tucker on.
Untufted, un-tuf′ted,adj.without tufts, of scales, hairs, &c.
Untune, un-tūn′,v.t.to put out of tune: to disorder or confuse.—adj.Untū′nable, inharmonious.—n.Untū′nableness.—adv.Untū′nably.—adj.Untuned′.
Unturf, un-turf′,v.t.to strip the turf from.
Unturn, un-turn′,v.t.to turn the opposite way.—adj.Unturned′, not turned.
Untutored, un-tū′tord,adj.having had no tutor, uninstructed, raw.
Untwine, un-twīn′,v.t.to untwist: to open.—v.i.to become untwined.
Untwist, un-twist′,v.t.to open what is twisted, to unravel.—v.i.to become loosened out.—n.a twist in the opposite direction.
Ununderstandable, un-un-dėr-stan′da-bl,adj.not to be understood.
Ununiform, un-ū′ni-form,adj.not uniform.—n.Unū′niformness.
Unurged, un-urjd′,adj.not urged.
Unused, un-ūzd′,adj.not used, not accustomed.—ns.Unū′sage(obs.);Unused′ness.—adj.Unuse′ful, useless.—adv.Unuse′fully.—n.Unuse′fulness.
Unusual, un-ū′zhū-al,adj.not usual or common.—n.Unusual′ity, rarity.—adv.Unū′sually.—n.Unū′sualness.
Unutterable, un-ut′ėr-a-bl,adj.incapable of being uttered or expressed.—ns.Unutterabil′ity,Unutt′erableness.—adv.Unutt′erably.
Unvaccinated, un-vak′si-nā-ted,adj.not vaccinated.
Unvalued, un-val′ūd,adj.not valued; not yet having the value set: invaluable.—adj.Unval′uable, priceless.
Unvanquished, un-vang′kwisht,adj.not conquered.—adj.Unvanq′uishable, that cannot be conquered.
Unvaried, un-vā′rid,adj.not varied.—adjs.Unvā′riable, invariable;Unvā′rying, not varying.
Unvariegated, un-vā′ri-e-gā-ted,adj.not variegated.
Unvarnished, un-vär′nisht,adj.not varnished: not artfully embellished: plain.
Unvascular, un-vas′kū-lar,adj.non-vascular, devoid of vessels.
Unvassal, un-vas′al,v.t.to free from vassalage.
Unveil, un-vāl′,v.t.to remove a veil from: to disclose, reveal.—v.i.to become unveiled, to reveal one's self.—adv.Unveil′edly.—n.Unveil′er.
Unvenerable, un-ven′e-ra-bl,adj.not venerable.
Unvenomed, un-ven′umd,adj.not venomous.—AlsoUnven′omous.
Unvented, un-ven′ted,adj.not vented.
Unventilated, un-ven′ti-lā-ted,adj.not ventilated.
Unveracious, un-ve-rā′shus,adj.not veracious or truthful.—n.Unverac′ity.
Unverdant, un-ver′dant,adj.not verdant.
Unversed, un-verst′,adj.not skilled: not put in verse.
Unvexed, un-vekst′,adj.not vexed or troubled.
Unvicar, un-vik′ar,v.t.to deprive of the office of vicar.
Unviolable, un-vī′ō-la-bl,adj.not to be violated.—adj.Unvī′olāted, not violated.
Unvirtue, un-vėr′tū,n.lack of virtue.—adj.Unvir′tuous.—adv.Unvir′tuously.
Unvital, un-vī′tal,adj.not vital.
Unvitiated, un-vish′i-ā-ted,adj.not vitiated.
Unvizard, un-viz′ard,v.t.to divest of a vizard.
Unvoiced, un-voist′,adj.not spoken.
Unvoidable, un-voi′da-bl,adj.that cannot be made void.
Unvoluntary, un-vol′un-ta-ri,adj.(obs.) involuntary.
Unvoluptuous, un-vō-lupt′ū-us,adj.not voluptuous.
Unvote, un-vōt,v.t.to cancel by vote.
Unvowed, un-vowd′,adj.not vowed.
Unvoyageable, un-voi′āj-a-bl,adj.that cannot be navigated, impassable.
Unvulgar, un-vul′gar,adj.not vulgar.—v.t.Unvul′garise, to divest of vulgarity.
Unwaited, un-wā′ted,adj.not attended (withon).
Unwakeful, un-wāk′fool,adj.not waking easily, sleeping soundly.—n.Unwake′fulness.—adj.Unwāk′ened.
Unwallet, un-wol′et,v.t.to take from a wallet.
Unwandering, un-won′dėr-ing,adj.not wandering.
Unwarlike, un-wawr′līk,adj.not warlike.
Unwarm, un-wawrm′,adj.not warm.—v.i.to lose warmth.
Unwarned, un-wawrnd′,adj.not warned.—adv.Unwarn′edly.
Unwarp, un-wawrp′,v.t.to change from being warped.—adj.Unwarped′.
Unwarrantable, un-wor′an-ta-bl,adj.not warrantable or justifiable: improper.—ns.Unwarrantabil′ity,Unwarr′antableness.—adv.Unwarr′antably, in an unwarrantable manner: improperly.—adj.Unwarr′anted, without warrant or authorisation: not guaranteed as to quality, &c.—adv.Unwarr′antedly.
Unwary, un-wā′ri,adj.not wary or cautious (Spens.) unexpected.—adv.Unwā′rily, in an unwary or heedless manner.—n.Unwā′riness, the state of being unwary, careless, or heedless.
Unwashed, un-wosht′,adj.not washed, filthy: untouched by the waves.
Unwasted, un-wās′ted,adj.not wasted, not devastated.
Unwatchful, un-woch′fool,adj.not watchful.—Unwatch′fully.—n.Unwatch′fulness.