buckles Unbuckle, ún-buk'kl. v. a. to loose from [Uncommoness, in-kom'mún-nés. s. infrequency [not communicated Uncommunicated, in-kom-mu'ně-ka-ted. a. Uncompelled, in-kom-péld'. a. free from compulsion [not mixed Uncompounded, in-kom-pound'êd. a. simple, Unconcern, un-kon-sern'. s. negligence, freedom from anxiety Unbuilt, un-bilt'. a. not yet erected buttoned Uncalled, un-kawld'. a. not summoned Uncaught, un-kawt'. a. not yet caught want of charity sion of circumcision Uncircumcision, in-ser-kum-sizh'un. s. omis- Jnclarified, un-klar'è-fide. a. not purified [ther Unconcerned, ip-kon-sernd'. a. not anxious, Unconquerable, in-kồng'kůr-å-bl. a. incapable lite Uncourtly, un-kort'iè. a. inelegant of man- Uncrossed, un-krosť. a. uncancelled ointment [nest Unctuosity, ông-tshů-os'è-té. s. fatness, oili Unctuous, ung'tshu-us. a...t, clammy, oily Unctuousness, ung'tshu-us-nés. s. fatness, oili ness Unculled, un-kuld'. a. not gathered Uncurbed, un-kurbd'. a. licentious; not re- Uncle, ung kl. s. the father's or mother's bro-Undam, un-dâm'. v. a. to free from the re Jaclean, un-klene'. a. foul, dirty cleanliness Uncleanly, un-klên'le. a. foul, filthy straint of mounds of Undamaged, un-dâm'idjd. a. not made worse / Uncleanness, un-klene'nês. s. lewdness, in- Unclose, un-kloze', v. a. to open Undecagon, in-dék'â-gôn. s. a figure of eleven Uncoil, un-koil'. v. a. to open from being Undecaying, in-de-king. a. not suffering di coiled Uncoined, in-kind'. a. not coined Uncollected, un-kôl-lêk'ted. a. not collected Uncomfortably, în-kům'fur-tå-olẻ. ad. with- Uncommon, in-kom'můn. a. not frequent Undecayed, un-dé-kåde'. a. not liable to be Undeceive, un-de-seve'. v. a. to set free from Undemolished, ûn-dé-môl'îsht. a. not razed,|| Undertenant, ún-dúr-tén'ant. s. a secondary not thrown down Undemonstrable, un-dé-mou’strå-bl. a. inca ble of full evidence Undeniable, in-dé-ni'â-bl. a. such as cannot be gainsaid Undeniably, in-dé-nl'â-blè. ad. so plainly as to admit no contradiction Undeplored, un-de-plord'. a. not lamented Under, Sndar. prep. in a state of subjection or pupillage; beneath; below Under, un'dur. ad. in a state of subjection; less Underbid, un-dur-bid'. v. a. to offer less than the worth [requisite Underdo, in-dir-d83'. v. a. to do less than is Undergo, in-dir-go'. v. a. to suffer Underground, in-dur-ground'. s. subterra neous space Undergrowth, in-dur-groth'. s. that which grows under the tall wood' Underhand, un-dir-hånd'. ad. clandestinely. with fraudulent secrecy Underived, un-de-rivd'. a. not borrowed Underlay, un-dur-là'. v. a. to strengthen by something laid under Underline, un-dur-line'. v. a. to mark with lines below the words Underling, un'dir-ling. s. an inferior agent Undermine, in-dår-mine'. v. a. to sap; to excavate under Underminer, in-dir-ml'når. s. he that saps; a clandestine enemy Undermost, in'dur-most. a. lowest Underneath, in-dir-neth'. ad below; under Underogatory, in-dè-rôg'gå-tůr-é. a. not derogatory Underplot, un'dir-plot. s. a series of events proceeding collaterally with the main story of a play and subservient to it [low Underrate, un-dir-rate'. v. a. to rate too Underrate, un'dur-råte. . price less than is usual [than another Undersell, in-dir-sẻl'. v. a. to sell cheaper Understand, un-dur-stând'. v. a. pret. and part. pass. understood. to comprehend fully, to conceive Understanding, un-dur-stan'dîng. s. intellectual powers; 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not dispersed Undissipated, in-dis'se-på-têd. a. not scatterUndistinguished, in-dis-ting'gwisht. a. not marked out by objects or intervals; not seen Undisturbed, in-dis-turbd'. a. calm; tranquil Undivided, un-de-vl'ded. a. unbroken; whole Undivulged, în-dé-våljd'. a. secret; not promulgated Undo, in-d¿¿'. v. a. pret. undid, part. pass. undone; from do. to ruin; to loose; to Understrapper, in'dir-strap-pår. s. an infe- open what is shut, to unravel Undertake, un-dir-take'. v. a. pret. under-Undoing, un-dbô'ing. s. ruin; destruction took; part. pass. undertaken. to attempt, to Undone, 3n-dun'. a. not done; not performengage in; to have the charge of [putable Undertaken, in-dur-ta'kn. part. pass. of un-Undoubted, in-doit'êd. a. indubitable; indis Undoubtedly, in-důût'êd-lé. ad. indubitably; without question [external force dertake Undertaker, in-dur-tå'kur. s. one who engages in projects and affairs; one who manages funerals [gagement Undertaking, un-dur-ta'king. s. enterprise, en ed; ruined Undrawn, un-dråwn'. a. not pulled by any Undress, un'drês'. v. a. to divest of clothes; to strip unquenchable Undress, un'dres. s. a loose or negligent dress] Unextinguishable, un-éks-ting'gwish-à-bl. a. [put out in curls manner of waves rous Unduteous, un-di'tè-us. a. irreverent; dis- Unfaithfully, un-fath'ful-é. ad. perfidiously Undutiful, un-di'té-ful a. not obedient; not Unfashionable, un-fash'un-â-bl. a. not modish reverent [respect; disobedience Unfashionableness, un-fâsh'un-å-bl-nes. s. deUndutifulness, in-du'té-ful-nes. s. want of viation from the mode [gular form Uneasiness, un-e'zé-nés. s. trouble, perplexity Unfashioned, un-fash'und. a. having no re Uneasy, un-e'zè. a. painful; disturbed Unfasten, un-fas'sn. v. a. to loose, to unfix Unedifying, un-éd'è-fl-ing. a. not improving Unfathomable, un-fáth'um-å-bl. a. not to be in good life sounded by a line Unelected, un-é-lêk'ted. a. not chosen Uneligible, in-l'é-jè-bl. a. not worthy to be chosen Unemployed, in-em-ploid'. a. at leisure, idle Unendowed, un-ên-doůd'. a. not invested, not graced Uneajoyed, un-en-joid'. a. not obtained, Unenlarged, un-en-lårdjd'. a. contracted ted Unfathomed, un-fath'umd. a. not to be sound ed Unfavourable, in-fa'vir-å-bl. a. unpropitious Unfeathered, in-feth'ård. a. naked of feathers Unfelt, un-felt'. a. not felt Unenvied, un-ên'vid. a. exempt from envy Unfenced, un-fenst'. a. not surrounded by any Unfetter, in-fêt'tur. v. a. to free from shackles one to the other certain Unequivocal, in-e-kwiv'd-kál. a. not equi-Unfitly, un-fit'lè. au. not properly Unerring, un-er'ring. a. incapable of failure, Unfituess, un-fit'nes. s. want of propriety [ting essence Unfix, un-fiks'. v. a. to loosen Unessential, un-es-sen'shal. a. not constitu- Unfledged, în-flêdjd'. a. that has not yet the Unestablished, un-é-stab'lisht. a. not established Uneven, un-e'vn. a. not level Unevenness, un-è'vn-nés. s. surface not level, Unexamined, in-êg-zâm'ind. a. not tried, not discussed full furniture of feathers Unfoiled, un-foild'. a. unsubdued Unfold, in-fold'. v. a. to expand, to discover Unforbidden, in-for-bid'dn. a. not prohibited Jnforeknown, in-fore-none'. a. not foreseen by prescience [fore it happened Unforeseen, in-fore-seen'. a. not known beUnexampled, n-ég-zám'pld. a. not known Unforgiving, in-for-giving. a. relentless, imby any example [liable to objection placable [regular shape Unexceptionable, n-ék-sep'shůn-å-bl. a. not Unformed, in-formd'. a. not modified into Unexecuted, un-ek'sé-ku-ted. a. not performed Unfortified, un-for'té-fide. a. not strengthened Unexemplified, n-ég-zêm'plé-fide. a. not Unfortunate, in-for'tshi-nåt. a. unprospermade known by example ous, wanting luck [pily Unexercised, un-ek'sér-sizd. a. not practised Unfortunately, un-for'tshu-nát-lẻ. ad. unhapUnexhausted, in-eks-håws'ted. a. not spent Unfound, un-found'. a. not found Unexpected, un-êk-spék'têd. a. not thought Unframed, in-framd'. a. not formed on, sudden Unfrequent, in-frè'kwent. a. uncommon Unfrequented, un-fré-kwênt'éd. a. rarely visited [monly Unfrequently, 3n-frè'kwênt-lè. ad. not comUnfriendly, in-frend'lé. a. not kind Unfrozen, un-fro'zn. a. not congealed to ice Unfruitful, in-fråỏt'fůl. a. not fertile Unfulfilled, un-fůl-fîld'. a, not fulfilled Unexpectedly, un-k-spêk têd-lé. ad. suddenly Unfurl, in-fúrl'. v. a. to expand Unhorse, un-horse'. v. a. to throw from the Unfurnish, in-für'nish. v. a. to strip, to divest saddle [habitation Unfurnished, in-für-nisht'. a. without fur-Unhouse, in-hoůze'. v. a. to drive from the niture Unhoused, un-hoůzd'. a. homeless, wanting a Ungainly, in-gane'le. a. awkward Ungartered, un-går'tård. a. being without garters house Unhumbled, un-um'bld. a. not humbled [picked Unhurt, un-burt'. a. free from harm Ungathered, un-gath'ård. a. not cropped, not Unicorn, yu'né-körn. s. a beast that has only one horn Uniform, ya'nè-form. a. similar to itself Uniformity, yu-né-for'mè-tè. s. even tenor; resemblance of one to another riation Uniformly, ya'nè-form-lè. ad. without va[be imagined Unimaginable, a-im-måd'jîn-å-bl. a. not to Unimpeached, un-fm-pèètsht'. a. not accused Unimportant, in-im-por'tânt. a. assuming no airs of dignity Unimprovable, un-im-prôôv'â-bl. a. incapable of melioration Unimprovableness, un-im-proov'å-bl-nês. «. quality of not being improvable Unimproved, in-im-provd'. a. not taught, not [structed meliorated Ungraceful, in-gråse'fůl. a. wanting elegance Ungracious, in-gra'shus. a. offensive, un-Uninformed, un-in-förmd'. a. untaught, uninpleasing [turns Uninhabitable, un-in-håb'ît-a-bl. a. unfit to be Ungrateful, in-gråte'fůl. a. making ill re- inhabited [dwellers Ungratefulness, in-gråte-fůl'nês. s. ingratitude Uninhabited, un-in-habit-êd. a. having no Ungrounded, in-groůn'ded. a. having no Uninjured, un-in'jård. a. unhurt [ligent Uninscribed, un-In-skribd'. a. scription Uninstructed, in-fn-stråk'ted. a. not taught Uninstructive, un-in-struk'tiv. a. not conferring any improvement foundation Unguarded, in-gyár'ded. a. careless, neg- Unhandy, ủn-hand’ề. a. awkward the eggs Unhealthful in-hêlth'ful. a. unwholesome Unheard, în-herd'. a. not perceived by the Unholy, in-ho'lè. a. profane, wicked respect Unhoop, un-h38p'. v. a. to divest of hoops having no in Unintelligible, in-in-têl'lè-je-bl. a. not such Uninterruptedly, in-in-ter-rup'têd-lẻ. ad. Uninvited, in-In-vi'ted. a. not asked Universally, yu-né-vér'sâl-é. ad. without ex-Unload, ún-lòde'. v. a. to disburden, to exception [of things onerate [with a lock Universe, yu'ne-verse. s. the general system Unlock, un-lok'. v. a to open what is shut University, yu-né-vêr'sè-tè. s. a school where Unloose, in-lôôse'. v. a. to loose all the arts and faculties are taught and Unloveliness, un-luv'le-nés. s. unamiableness studied Unluckily, un-luk'è-lè. ad. unfortunately Univocal, yu-niv'd-kål. a. having one mean- Unlucky, un-luk'è. a. unfortunate; subject to ing; certain, regular frequent misfortunes; inauspicious Unjointed, un-jointed. a. disjointed, separated Unmade, in-måde'. a. not yet formed Unjoyous, un-joè'us. a. not gay, not cheerful Unman, in-mân'. v. a. to deprive of the con Unjust, in-just'. a. iniquitous [justified stituent qualities of a human being; to Unjustifiable, un-jus'te-fi-a-bl. a. not to be emasculate; to deject Unjustifiableness, un-jus'té-fl-å-bl-nês. 8. the Unmanageable, un-man'è-ji-bl. a. not manquality of not being justifiable ageable [effeminate Unjustifiably, un-jus'tè-fi-å-blè. ad. in a man-Unmanly, in-mân'le. a. unbecoming a man, ner not to be justified [to right Unmannered, in-mân'nård. a. rude, uncivil Unjustly, un-just'le. ad. in a manner contrary Unmannerliness, un-mân'nûr-lè-nés. s. breach Unkennel, un-ken'nîl. v. a. to drive from its hole Unkept, un-kept'. a. not kept vourable of civility [civil Unmannerly, in-mån'nur-lé. a. illbred, not or no wife anfa-Unmask, un-mask'. v. a. to strip off a mask Unmasked, un-måskt'. a. open to the view Unmastered, un-mas'turd. a. not subdued Unmeaning, un-me'ning. a. expressing no meaning Unkindly, in-kylnd'le. ad. without kindness affection Unknowing, un-nd'ing. a. ignorant Unmeasurable, un-mêzh'ur-á-bl. a. boundless Unmeet, un-meet' a. not fit, not proper U knowingly, un-nd'ing-lè. ad. ignorantly Unknown, un-none'. a. not known Unlaboured, in-là'burd. a. spontaneous, voluntary [tened with strings Unlace, in-låse'. v. a. to loose any thing fasUnlade, în-låde'. v. a. to unload; to exone-Unmelted, un-mêlt'êd. a. undissolved by Unmentioned, un-mén'shund. a. not told, not named rate Unlamented, in-lå-mênt'êd. a. not deplored the latch Unlearned, an-lêr'nêd. a. ignorant Unlicked, in-likt'. a. shapeless bounds Unmerciful, un-mer'sé-fil. a. cruel, severe mercy Unmercifulness, in-mêr'sè-fil-nês. s. in- Unmerited, un-mer'it-êd. a. not deserved Unmoveable, in-môôv'â-bl. a. such as cannot Unmoved, un-m33vd a. not put out of one Unmusical, in-mi'zé-kål. a. not harmonious, Unlimited, un-ilm'it-êd. a. having no bounda |