tion to nature Unnaturally, un-nat'tshú-râl-é. ad. in opposi- Unploughed, un-ploud'. a. not ploughed [navigated Unpoetical, un-po-êt'tè-kål. Unpoetick, un-po-ét'ik. Unnavigable, in-nav'e-gå-bl. a. not to be Unnecessary, in-nês'sês-så-rẻ. a. needless to the duties of a neighbour Unobservant, in-ôb-zer'vânt. a. not attentive Unowned, un-bnd'. a, having no owner Unparagoned, un-par'â-gond. a. unequalled Unpardonable, in-pår'dn-â-bl. a. irremissible Unpardoned, un-pår'dnd. a. not forgiven 3 a. not such Unportable, un-port'â-bl. a. not to be carried Unprecedented, un-pres'sè-den-têd. a. not Unpreparedness, un-pré-på'rẻd-nés. s. state Unprofitable, un-prof'è-tâ-bl. a. useless, Unprofitably, un-prof'é-tâ-blè. ad. uselessly ductive Unpropitious, in-pro-pish's. a. inauspicious Unproportioned, un-pro-por'shund. a. not suited to something else Unpropped, un-propt'. a. not supported, not Unprosperous, un-prôs'pur-us. a. unfortunate Unprovided, un-prò-vl'ded. a. not secured of Unperishable, un-per'ish-å-bl. a. lasting to Unpruned, un-prund'. a. not cut, not lopped perpetuity Unpublished, un-påb'lisht. a. secret, unknown Unphilosophical, un-ffl-1d-zôíè-kâl. a. unsuit-Unpunished, un-pun'isht. a. not punishe able to the rules of philosophy Unpin, in-pla'. v. a. to open what is fastened with a pin Unpurchased, un-pur'tshast. a. unbought Unpitied, un-pit tid. a. not compassionated Unpitying, in-plt'tè-ing. a. having no com-Unqualified, in-kwôl'è-fide. a. not fit passion [easy Unquenchable, un-kwensh'å-bl. a. unextinUnpleasant, in-plêz'ânt. a. troublesome, un- guishable Unpleasantly, un-pléz'ant-lè. ad. not delight-Unquenched, un-kwensht'. a. not extinfully, uneasily Unquenchableness, un-kwênsh'a-bl-nes. s. un [dubitable Unpleasantness, un-plêz'ânt-nês. s. want of extinguishableness qualities to give delight [guished lgusting Unquestionable, un-kwês'tshin-a-bl. a. in. Unpleasing, in-ple'zing. a. offensive, dis-Unquestionably, un-kwês'tshûn-â-blè. ad. in Unpliant, in-pll'ant, a. not easily bent dubitably sinful [wickedly Unquestioned, un-kwés'tshund. a. not doubted ||Unrighteous, un-rl'tshé-us. a. unjust, wicked, Unquiet, un-kwi'êt. a. disturbed; restless Unquietness, un-kwl'êt-nês. s. want of tran- Unrighteously, in-rl'tshe-is-lè. ad. unjustly, quillity; restlessness Unrighteousness, un-ri'tshe-is-nês. s. wickedness, injustice [lees Unracked, un-råkt'. a. not poured from the Unravel, un-rav'vl. v. a. to disentangle, to extricate Unrip, un-rip'. v. a. to cut open Unripe, un-ripe'. a. immature Unripened, un-rl'pnd. a. not matured Unripeness, un-ripe'nês. s. immaturity Unrivalled, in-rl'våld. a. having no peer or equal lor convolved Unrol, un-role'. v. a. to open what is rolled exor-Unroof, in-roof'. v. a. to strip off the roof Unrounded, in-round'êd. a. not shaped Unruffled, un-ruf'fid. a. calm, tranquil Unruliness, un-rôõl'lè-nea. s. turbulence, tumultuousness Unrazored, un-råʼzûrd. a. unshaven Unread, in-red' a. not read, untaught Unreal, un-ré'ál. a. unsubstantial Unreasonable, un-ré'zn-å-bl. a. exorbitant; not agreeable to reason Unreasonableness, în-rè'zn-â-bl-nês. s. bitance; inconsistency with reason Unreclaimed, un ré-klámd'. a. not reformed Unreconciled, un rék'ôn sild. a. not reconciled Unreformed, un rẻ formd'. a. not amended, not corrected Unrefracted, un-rẻ-fråk'têd. a. not refracted Unrefreshed, un-rẻ fresht'. a. not cheered, not relieved Unregarded, in-re-gyår'dêd. a. not heeded Unregenerate, un-ré-jén ér-åte. brought to a new life not Unrelenting, in-re-lent'ing. a. hard, cruel Unremoved, un-re-môåvd'. a. not taken away tent a. not peni [complaining Unrepining, in-re-pl'ning. a. not peevishly Unreplenished, in-ré-plen'isht. a. not filled Unreproached, un-ré-pròtsht'. a. not censured Unreprovable, in-ré-proov'â-bl. a. not liable [ted for to blame Unrequited, un-re-kwl'têd. a. not compensaUnreserved, in-ré-zêrvd'. a. open, frank Unreservedly, un-rẻ-zêr'vêd-lẻ. ad. without concealment, openly [ness, frankness Unreservedness, un-ré-zêr'vêd-nês. s. openUnresisted, un-re-zis'ted. a. not opposed Unresisting, un-rẻ-zis'ting. a. not opposing Unresolved, un-re-zólvd'. a. not determined; not cleared Unrestored, un-rẻ-stòrd'. a. not restored Unrestrained, un-rẻ-strånd'. a. not confined; licentious Unretracted, in-ré-trák'têd. a. not revoked Unrevealed, un-ré-vèld'. a. not told, not discovered Unrevenged, un-ré-venjd'. a. not revenged Unrewarded, in-rè-wård′êd. a. not recompensed [to explain Unriddle, in-rid'dl. v. a. to solve an enigma, Varig, un-rigʻ. v. a. to strip off the tackle Unruly, un-rôô'lè. a. turbulent, ungovernable Unsalted, un-sålt'ed. a. not seasoned with salt Unsatisfied, un-såt'tis-flde. a. not contented Unsavouriness, un-sa'vůr-è-nes. s. bad taste; [disgusting bad smell Unsavoury, in-sa'vir-è. a. tasteless; fetid; Unseal, in-sèle'. v. a. to open any thing sealed Unsearchableness, in-sertsh'a-bl-nes. s. impossibility to be explored Unseasonable, un-sé'zn-å bl. a. unft, untimely, ill-timed [bly Unseasonably, in-sé'zn-â-blè. ad. not seasonaUnsecure, un-sé-kdre'. a. not safe Unseemliness, in-séèm'lè nês. s. indecency, indecorum Unseemly, in-seèm'le. a. indecent Unseen, in-seèn'. a. not seen; invisible Unserviceable, in-ser'vis-å-bl. a. bringing no advantage [advantage Unserviceably, in-ser'vis-â-blẻ. ad. without Unsettle, un-set'tl. v. a. to make uncertain; to move from a place [steady Unsettled, un-set'tld. a. not determined, not Unshaken, in-sha'kn. a. not agitated; not subject to concussion Unshapen, in-sha'pn. a. deformed Unsheath, in-sheth'. v. a. to draw from the scabbard Ition Unsheltered, an-shel'tord. a. wanting protec Unship, in-ship'. v. a. to take out of a ship Unshod, ún-shôd'. a. having no shoes Unslaked, un-slåkt'. a. not quenched 1 Unsuspected, un-sús-pék'téd. a. not consider- Unsustained, un-sus-tånd'. a. not supported frost thanks Unthankfulness, un-thank'fůl-nês. s. want f Unsought, un-sawt'. a. had without seeking Unthawed, un-thawd'. a. not dissolved after Unsound, un-såånd', a. sickly; not free from cracks; rotten; not orthodox Unsoundness, un sound'nés. s. erroneousness of belief; corruptness of any kind Unsparing, un-spa'ring. a. not sparing Unspeakable, un-spe'ka-bl. a. not to be expressed Unstrained, un-strand'. a. easy, not forced Unstring, in-string'. v. a. to relax any thing strung, to untie [of success Unthinking, in-thinking. a. thoughtless Untied, in-tide'. a. not bound [time Untilled, in-tild'. a. not cultivated Untried, in-tride'. a. not yet attempted Unstudied, un-stůd'id. a. not premeditated Unsubstantial, in-sub-stân'shål. a. not solid, not palpable [wished event Unsuccessful, un-suk-sês'ful. a. not having the Unsuccesfully, in-sûk-sés'fůl-é. ad. unfortu- Untroubled, in-trůb'bld. a. not disturbed, nately not agitated, not confused Unsuccessfulness, un-sûk-sés'fůl-nês. s. want Untrue, in-tr88'. a. false; contrary to reality Unsufferable, in-suf'für-â-bl. a. not support-Untruely, un-troo'lé. ad. falsely [proportionate Untruth, in-trôöth'. s. falsehood Unsuitable, un-su'tå-bl. a. not congruous, not Untunable, in-tu'nâ-bl. a. unharmonious Unsuitableness, un-so'tá-bl-nês. s. incongruity Untutored, in-tu'turd. a. uninstructed, un Unsullied, un-sul'lid. a. not fouled, pure taught [together by convolutior Unsung, un-sung'. a. not celebrated in verse Untwine, in-twine'. v. a. to open what is bela Unsupported, in-sup-pòrt'êd. a. not sustained, Untwist, in-twist'. v. a. to separate any not held up things involved in each other Unvanquished, in-vâng'kwisht. a. not con quered able, intolerable Unsure, in-shure'. a. not certain be overcome (not liable to admit Unvariable, in-va're-a-bl. a. not changeable Unsusceptible, in-sůs-sep'te-bl. a. incapable.Unvaried, in-va'rid. a. not changed Uuvarnished, un-vár'nísht. a. not adorned,[[Upbraidingly, up-bra'ding-lé. ad. by way of not decorated [change reproach Unvarying, un-va're-Ing. a. not liable to Upheld, up-hêld'. pret. and part. pass. of up Unveil, un-vale'. v. a. to disclose, to show hold. maintained, sustained Unused, in-uzd'. a. unemployed; not accus-Uphill, up'hil. a. difficult, like the labour of tomed Unusual, in-zhi-ál. a. not common, rare climbing a hill Uphold, up-hold'. v. a. pret. upheld; and nishes houses Upland, upland. s. higher ground Upmost, up'most. a. highest, topmost Upon, up on'. prep. not under; in immediate consequence of; with respect to; near to, on pain of; according to; by " Upper, up'pår. a. superior in place, higher Uppermost, up'pur-most. a. highest Upraise, up-raze'. v. a. to exalt inde-Upright, up'rite. a. straight up; honest fatigable [not grateful Uprightly, up'rite-lè. ad. perpendicularly to Unwelcome, in-wêl'kům. a. not pleasing, Unwell, on-wel'. a. not in perfect health Unwept, un-wept'. a. not lamented Unwholsome, un-hỏie'sum. a. insalubrious Unwieldily, un-wéél'dé-lè. ad. heavily, with Unwary, un-wa're. a. imprudent, precipitate dificult motion Unwieldliness, in-wèél'dè-nês. s. heaviness, difficulty to move, or be to moved Unwieldy, in-wèèl'dé. a. unmanageable, bulky, ponderous the horizon; honestly Lerection; honesty Upward, up'wird. a. directed to a higher part place; with respect to the higher part; more than; towards the source Urbanity, ur-ban'è-te. s. civility, politeness Urchin, ur'tshin. s. a hedgehog; name slight anger to a child of [urine Urethra, yu-re'thra. s. the passage of the Urge, urje. v. a. to incite, to push; to pro Unwilling, in-wil'ling. a. loath, not inclined Unwillingly, in-willing-lé. ad. not with good will [disinclination Unwillingness, in-wil'ling-nés. s. loathness, Unwind, un-wind'. v. a. pret. and part. pass. unwound. to separate any thing convolved voke; to importune to disentangle [dom Urgency, ur'jén-se. s. pressure of difficulty Unwise, in-wize'. a. weak, defective in wis-Urgent, urjent. a. pressing; importunate Unwisely, un-wize'lè. ad. weakly, not pru-Urgently, ir'jênt-lè. ad. cogently, vehedently [sual mently, importunately Unwonted, in-win'ted. a. uncommon, unu-Urinal, yu're-nål. s. a bottle in which water Unworthily, un-wůr'the-lè. ad. not according is kept for inspection Urine, yu'rin. e. animal water Urinous, yu'rin us. a. partaking of urine Urn, urn. s. any vessel, of which the mouth is narrower than the body; the vessel in which the remains of burnt bodies were put suitable to the desert [worth, want of merit Unworthiness, in-wur'the-nes. s. want of Unworthy, un-wûr'thẻ. a. not deserving; not [unwind. untwisted Unwound, in-wound'. part. pass. and pret. of Unwounded, un-wôôn'dêd. a. not wounded Unwreath, un-reth'. v. a. to untwine Unyoke, un-yoke'. v. a. to loose from the yoke; to disjoin [yoke; unrestrained Unyoked, un-yokt'. a. having never worn a Unzoned, un-zond'. a. not bound with a gir[horizon dle Up, up. ad. aloft; out of bed; above the Us, us. pron. the oblique case of we to treat Useful, yuse'fil. a. convenient, profitable Usefulness, yuse'fül-nês. s. conduciveness to some end "Useless, yuse'lês. a. answering no purpose Uselessness, yuse'lês-nés. s. unfitness to any Vagabond, våg'â-bond. s. a vagrant end Usher, ush'ur. s. one whose business is to in-Vagrant, và grant. a. wandering, unsettled Usual, yuzhu-al. a. common, frequent Usurper, yd-zurp'år. s. one who seizes that to Usury, yo'zhu-re. s. money paid for the use Utensil, ya'tên-sil. s. an instrument for use Vagrant, va'grant. s. a vagabond Vainglory, vane-glo'rẻ. s. empty pride round the tester of a bed Vale, våle. s. a valley; money given to ser vants Valediction, vål-é-dfk'shún. s. a farewell Valet, vål'êt. s. a waiting servant Utter, it'tur. a. situate on the outside; ex-Valour, vål'ur. s. personal bravery [to publish treme, utmost mote Uttermost, it'år-most. s. the greatest degree Uxorious, ig-z'rè-us. a. submissively fond of a wife, infected with connubil dotage Uxoriousnes, ig-zo'rè-ús-nês. s. connubial dotage, fond submission to a wife f V. Valuable, vål'd-a-bl. a. precious, of great price Valuation, val-d-a'shun. s. value set upon any thing; appraisement Valuator, val-d-d'tor. s. an appraiser, one who sets upon any thing its price Valve, válv. s. a folding door; any thing Van, van. s. the front of an army Vane, våne. s. a plate to turn with the wind VACANCY, va'kân-se. s. empty space, Vanguard, vân-gyård'. s. the front vacuity Vacant, vå'kant. a. empty; free Vanish, vanish. v. n. to disappear Vacate, vå'kate. v. a. to annul; to make va-Vanquish, vangk'wish. v. a. to conquer cant, to quit possession of Vacation, va-ka'shun. s. leisure Vaccine, vak'sine. a. belonging to a cow Vanquisher, vangk'wish-ur. s. conquerer, sub |