ULTRA, ul'tra, _adj._ going beyond, extreme--in composition, as in
_Ultra-classical_, _Ultra-fashionable_, _Ultra-conservative_,
_Ultra-critical_, &c.--_n._ an ultraist: a fanatic.--_ns._ UL'TRAISM, the
principles of ultraists; UL'TRAIST, one who carries to extremes the
opinions or principles of his party.--ULTRA V[=I]'RES, beyond one's power
or rights. [L. _ultra_, beyond, _vires_, pl. of _vis_, strength.]
ULTRAMARINE, ul-tra-ma-r[=e]n', _adj._ situated beyond the sea.--_n._ the
most beautiful and durable sky-blue colour, so called either from its
intense blue, or from the _lapis lazuli_, from which it is made, being
brought from Asia, beyond the sea.
ULTRAMONTANE, ul-tra-mon't[=a]n, _adj._ being beyond the mountains (i.e.
the Alps): originally used in Italy of the French, Germans, &c.; afterwards
applied by the northern nations to the Italians, hence its present
meaning--viz. holding or denoting extreme views as to the Pope's rights and
supremacy.--_ns._ ULTRAMON'TANISM, ultramontane or extreme views as to the
Pope's rights; ULTRAMON'TANIST, one who holds to ultramontanism. [L.
_ultra_, beyond, _montanus_--_mons_, _montis_, a mountain.]
ULTRAMUNDANE, ul-tra-mun'd[=a]n, _adj._ being beyond the world, or beyond
the limits of our system.
ULTRA-PROTESTANT, ul'tra-prot'es-tant, _n._ a supporter of extreme
Protestant views.--Also _adj._
ULTRA-RELIGIOUS, ul'tra-re-lij'us, _adj._ excessively religious.
ULTRA-SENSUAL, ul'tra-sen's[=u]-al, _adj._ beyond the range or reach of the
senses.
ULTRA-TROPICAL, ul'tra-trop'ik-al, _adj._ situated beyond the tropics:
warmer than the tropics.
ULTRA-VIRTUOUS, ul'tra-v[.e]r't[=u]-us, _adj._ prudish.
ULTRONEOUS, ul-tr[=o]'n[=e]-us, _adj._ spontaneous, voluntary.--_adv._
ULTR[=O]'NEOUSLY.--_n._ ULTR[=O]'NEOUSNESS. [L. _ultro_, spontaneously.]
ULULANT, ul'[=u]-lant, _adj._ howling.--_v.i._ UL'UL[=A]TE, to hoot or
screech.--_n._ ULUL[=A]'TION, howling, wailing. [L. _ulul[=a]re_, to hoot.]
UMBEL, um'bel, _n._ a form of flower in which a number of stalks, each
bearing a flower, radiate from one centre.--_adjs._ UM'BELLATE, -D, bearing
umbels.--_n._ UMBELL'IFER, any plant of the parsley family.--_adj._
UMBELLIF'EROUS, bearing or producing umbels.--_n._ UM'BELLULE, a secondary
umbel. [L. _umbella_, dim. of _umbra_, a shade.]
UMBER, um'b[.e]r, _n._ a brown earthy mineral used as a pigment.--_adjs._
UM'BERED, tinged with umber; UM'BERY, relating to, or like, umber.
[_Umbria_.]
UMBILIC, -AL, um-bil'ik, -al, _adj._ pertaining to the navel.--_adjs._
UMBIL'ICATE, -D, navel-shaped.--_n._ UMBIL'ICUS, the navel: a depression at
the axial base of a spiral shell, as in many gasteropods.--UMBILICAL CORD,
the navel-string; UMBILICAL DUCT, the passage connecting the umbilical
vesicle with the primitive intestine; UMBILICAL HERNIA, the protrusion of a
part through or near the umbilicus; UMBILICAL REGION, the middle portion of
the abdomen. [L. _umbil[=i]cus_, the navel; Gr. _omphalos_.]
UMBLES, um'blz, _n.pl._ the entrails of a deer.--_n._ UM'BLE-PIE (see
HUMBLE-PIE). [O. Fr. _nombles_ (with initial _n_ for _l_), from
_lomble_--_le_, the article, _omble_--L. _umbilicus_, the navel. The Eng.
form _numbles_, by loss of initial _n_, as in _numpire_, &c., became
_umbles_, sometimes written _humbles_, whence _humble-pie_, now associated
in popular etymology and meaning with _humble_=low.]
UMBO, um'b[=o], _n._ the boss of a shield: a knob: the point of a bivalve
shell immediately above the hinge:--_pl._ UMB[=O]'NES, UM'BOS.--_adjs._
UM'B[=O]NAL, protuberant; UM'B[=O]N[=A]TE, -D (_bot._), having a central
umbo, boss, or low rounded projection.--_n._ UMBON[=A]'TION.--_adjs._
UMBON'IC; UMBON'ULATE. [L.]
UMBRA, um'bra, _n._ a shadow: (_astron._) the dark cone projected from a
planet or satellite on the side opposite to the sun: an uninvited guest
whom an invited one brings with him: one of the _Umbridæ_, the mud-minnows:
a sciænoid fish, the umbrine.--_adjs._ UM'BRAL, pertaining to an umbra;
UM'BR[=A]TED (_her._), shadowed; (_obs._) UMBRAT'IC, -AL, UM'BRATILE,
shadowy, secluded.--_ns._ UMBR[=A]'TION, adumbration; UM'BRERE, UM'BRIERE
(_Spens._), the visor of a helmet.--_adj._ UMBRIF'EROUS, casting a shade.
[L.]
UMBRACULUM, um-brak'[=u]-lum, _n._ (_bot._) any umbrella-shaped appendage,
as the cap borne on the seta of _Marchantia_.--_adjs._ UMBRAC'ULATE, nearly
covered by a projecting process, as the face of some _Orthoptera_;
UMBRACULIF'EROUS, bearing an umbraculum; UMBRAC'ULIFORM, having the general
form of an umbrella, as a mushroom.
UMBRAGE, um'br[=a]j, _n._ suspicion of injury: offence: a shade of foliage:
a slight appearance.--_v.t._ to shade.--_adj._ UMBR[=A]'GEOUS, shady or
forming a shade.--_adv._ UMBR[=A]'GEOUSLY.--_n._ UMBR[=A]'GEOUSNESS. [Fr.
_ombrage_--L. _umbra_, a shadow.]
UMBRELLA, um-brel'a, _n._ a familiar covered sliding frame carried in the
hand, as a screen from rain or sunshine.--_n._ UMBRELL'A-BIRD, a fruit-crow
of South America, so called from its radiating crest.--_adj._ UMBRELLAED
(um-brel'äd), provided with an umbrella.--_ns._ UMBRELL'A-GRASS, an
Australian grass with millet-like seeds; UMBRELL'A-STAND, a stand in the
hall of a house for holding umbrellas; UMBRELL'A-TREE, a small magnolia of
the United States. [It. _ombrella_, dim. of _ombra_, a shade--L. _umbra_.]
UMBRETTE, um-bret', _n._ the umber-bird, found in Africa and Madagascar,
remarkable for the enormous domed nest which it builds.
UMBRIAN, um'bri-an, _adj._ pertaining to _Umbria_, in central Italy.--_n._
a native thereof: the old language, akin to Latin, Sabine, and Oscan, to
some extent preserved in the Eugubine tablets.
UMBRIL, um'bril, _n._ the visor or face-defence of a helmet, the
shade.--Also UM'BREL.
UMBRINE, um'brin, _n._ a sciænoid fish, genus _Umbrina_.
UMBROSE, um'br[=o]z, _adj._ shady: dark-coloured.--_n._ UMBROS'ITY.
UMIAK, [=oo]m'yak, _n._ the large skin boat of the Eskimo, capable of
carrying from 1½ to 3 tons.
UMLAUT, [=oo]m'lowt, _n._ Grimm's word for a vowel-change in the Teutonic
languages brought about on a preceding vowel by the vowel _i_ (or _e_)
modifying the first in the direction of _e_ or _i_--German _gänse_, the
plural of _gans_, &c.
UMPIRE, um'p[=i]r, _n._ a third person called in to decide a dispute: an
arbitrator.--_v.i._ to act as umpire.--_v.t._ to decide as umpire.--_ns._
UM'PIRAGE, UM'PIRESHIP. [For _numpire_; M. E. _nompere_--O. Fr.
_nompair_--_non_, not, _pair_, a peer. From the sense of 'unequal,' 'odd,'
the meaning passes to an odd man, an arbitrator, a third party, who gives
his casting vote.]
UMQUHILE, um'hw[=i]l, _adv._ and _adj._ a Scotch form of UM'WHILE,
formerly, late, whilom.
UNABASHED, un-a-basht', _adj._ not abashed.
UNABATED, un-a-b[=a]'ted, _adj._ not diminished or lowered.
UNABLE, un-[=a]'bl, _adj._ not able: not having sufficient strength, power,
or skill: weak: impotent.
UNABOLISHED, un-a-bol'isht, _adj._ not abolished.
UNABRIDGED, un'a-brijd, _adj._ not abridged.
UNACADEMIC, un-ak-a-dem'ik, _adj._ not scholarly or classical.
UNACCENTED, un-ak-sent'ed, _adj._ without accent or stress in
pronunciation: not marked with an accent.
UNACCEPTABLE, un-ak-sept'a-bl, _adj._ not acceptable, not pleasing or
welcome.--_n._ UNACCEPT'ABLENESS.
UNACCOMMODATED, un-a-kom'[=o]-d[=a]t-ed, _adj._ not accommodated,
unfurnished with accommodation.--_adj._ UNACCOMM'ODATING, not compliant.
UNACCOMPANIED, un-a-kum'pa-nid, _adj._ not accompanied, escorted, or
attended: not connected: (_mus._) having no instrumental accompaniment.
UNACCOMPLISHED, un-ak-kum'plisht, _adj._ unfinished: lacking
accomplishments or acquirements.--_n._ UNACCOM'PLISHMENT.
UNACCOUNTABLE, un-ak-kownt'a-bl, _adj._ not accountable or to be accounted
for: not responsible.--_ns._ UNACCOUNTABIL'ITY, UNACCOUNT'ABLENESS, the
state or quality of being unaccountable.--_adv._ UNACCOUNT'ABLY,
inexplicably.
UNACCREDITED, un-a-kred'i-ted, _adj._ not accredited or authorised.
UNACCUSABLY, un-a-k[=u]'za-bli, _adv._ so as to be beyond accusation.
UNACCUSTOMED, un-a-kus'tomd, _adj._ not accustomed or used.--_n._
UNACCUS'TOMEDNESS.
UNACHIEVABLE, un-a-ch[=e]v'a-bl, _adj._ not achievable.
UNACHING, un-[=a]'king, _adj._ (_Shak._) not giving pain.
UNACKNOWLEDGED, un-ak-nol'ejd, _adj._ not acknowledged or recognised: not
confessed: not noticed.--_adj._ UNACKNOWL'EDGING, unthankful.
UNACQUAINTANCE, un-ak-kw[=a]nt'ans, _n._ want of acquaintance:
ignorance.--_adj._ UNACQUAINT'ED, not acquainted: (_Spens._) unusual.--_n._
UNACQUAINT'EDNESS.
UNACQUIRED, un-a-kw[=i]rd', _adj._ not acquired or gained.--_adj._
UNACQUIR'ABLE, not acquirable.--_n._ UNACQUIR'ABLENESS.
UNACTED, un-ak'ted, _adj._ not acted or performed.--_adj._ UNAC'TIVE,
inactive: without efficacy.
UNADAPTED, un-a-dapt'ed, _adj._ not adapted.
UNADMIRE, un-ad-m[=i]r', _v.t._ not to admire.--_adj._ UNADMIRED', not
admired.
UNADORNED, un-a-dornd', _adj._ not adorned.
UNADULTERATE, -D, un-a-dul'te-r[=a]t, -ed, _adj._ unmixed, pure, genuine.
UNADVENTUROUS, un-ad-ven't[=u]r-us, _adj._ not adventurous or bold.
UNADVISED, un-ad-v[=i]zd', _adj._ not advised: not prudent or discreet:
rash.--_n._ UNADV[=I]SABIL'ITY.--_adj._ UNADV[=I]S'ABLE, not
advisable.--_n._ UNADV[=I]S'ABLENESS.--_advs._ UNADV[=I]S'ABLY;
UNADV[=I]S'EDLY.--_n._ UNADV[=I]S'EDNESS, imprudence: rashness.
UNAFFECTED, un-af-fekt'ed, _adj._ not affected or moved: without
affectation: not affected or artificial: plain: real: sincere.--_adv._
UNAFFECT'EDLY, in an unaffected manner: without affectation.--_n._
UNAFFECT'EDNESS, the state of being unaffected.
UNAFFIED, un-a-f[=i]d', _adj._ not allied.
UNAFRAID, un-a-fr[=a]d', _adj._ not afraid.
UNAGREEABLE, un-a-gr[=e]'a-bl, _adj._ not agreeable.--_n._
UNAGREE'ABLENESS.--_adv._ UNAGREE'ABLY.
UNAIDED, un-[=a]'ded, _adj._ not aided.
UNAIMING, un-[=a]'ming, _adj._ having no definite aim.
UNALIENABLE, un-[=a]l'yen-a-bl, _adj._ inalienable.--_adv._
UN[=A]L'IENABLY.
UNALIST, [=u]'nal-ist, _n._ one who holds only one benefice--opp. to
_Pluralist_. [L. _unus_, one.]
UNALLIED, un-a-l[=i]d', _adj._ having no alliance or connection.--_adj._
UNALL[=I]'ABLE, incapable of such.
UNALLOWABLE, un-al-low'a-bl, _adj._ not allowable.
UNALLOYED, un-al-loid', _adj._ not alloyed or mixed: pure.--Also
UNALLAYED'.
UNALTERABLE, un-awl't[.e]r-a-bl, _adj._ not capable of alteration or
change.--_ns._ UNALTERABIL'ITY, UNAL'TERABLENESS.--_adv._
UNAL'TERABLY.--_adj._ UNAL'TERED, not altered or changed.
UNAMBIGUOUS, un-am-big'[=u]-us, _adj._ not ambiguous, clear.--_adv._
UNAMBIG'UOUSLY.--_n._ UNAMBIG'UOUSNESS.
UNAMBITIOUS, un-am-bish'us, _adj._ not ambitious.--_adv._ UNAMBI'TIOUSLY.
UNAMENDABLE, un-a-men'da-bl, _adj._ not capable of being amended or
corrected.
UN-AMERICAN, un-a-mer'i-kan, _adj._ not in accordance with American ideas
or feeling,--_v.t._ UN-AMER'ICANISE, to make un-American.
UNAMIABLE, un-[=a]'mi-a-bl, _adj._ not amiable, ill-natured.-_ns._
UNAMIABIL'ITY, UN[=A]'MIABLENESS.
UNAMUSED, un-a-m[=u]zd', _adj._ not amused.--_adj._ UNAM[=U]'SING.--_adv._
UNAM[=U]'SINGLY.--_adj._ UNAM[=U]'SIVE, not giving amusement.
UNANCESTRIED, un-an'ses-trid, _adj._ having no distinguished ancestors.
UNANCHOR, un-ang'kor, _v.t._ to loose from anchorage.--_v.i._ to become
loose or unattached.
UNANEALED, UNANELED, un-a-n[=e]ld', _adj._ (_Shak._) not having received
extreme unction.
UNANGULAR, un-ang'g[=u]-lar, _adj._ not angular.
UNANIMITY, [=u]-na-nim'i-ti, _n._ state of being unanimous.--_adj._
UNAN'IMOUS, of one mind: agreeing in opinion or will: done with the
agreement of all.--_adv._ UNAN'IMOUSLY.--_n._ UNAN'IMOUSNESS, unanimity.
[L. _unus_, one, _animus_, mind.]
UNANNOUNCED, un-an-nownst', _adj._ not announced.
UNANSWERABLE, un-an's[.e]r-a-bl, _adj._ not answerable or capable of
refutation.--_ns._ UNANSWERABIL'ITY, UNAN'SWERABLENESS, the state of being
unanswerable.--_adv._ UNAN'SWERABLY, in an unanswerable manner.--_adj._
UNAN'SWERED, not answered: unrequited.
UNANXIOUS, un-angk'shus, _adj._ without anxiety.
UNAPOSTOLIC, -AL, un-ap-os-tol'ik, -al, _adj._ not in accordance with
apostolic usage or authority.
UNAPPALLED, un-a-pawld', _adj._ not appalled or dismayed.
UNAPPAREL, un-a-par'el, _v.t._ to uncover, unclothe.--_adj._ UNAPPAR'ELLED,
not wearing clothes.
UNAPPARENT, un-a-p[=a]r'ent, _adj._ not apparent, dark, invisible.
UNAPPEALABLE, un-a-p[=e]l'a-bl, _adj._ not admitting of an appeal to a
higher court, conclusive, final.
UNAPPEASABLE, un-a-p[=e]'za-bl, _adj._ incapable of being appeased,
implacable.--_adj._ UNAPPEASED', not appeased or pacified.
UNAPPLAUSIVE, un-a-plaw'siv, _adj._ not applauding.
UNAPPLIABLE, un-a-pl[=i]'a-bl, _adj._ inapplicable.--_adj._ UNAPPLIED', not
put to any special purpose.
UNAPPRECIABLE, un-a-pr[=e]'shi-a-bl, _adj._ inappreciable.--_adjs._
UNAPPR[=E]'CIATED, not appreciated; UNAPPR[=E]'CI[=A]TIVE, inappreciative.
UNAPPREHENDED, un-a-pr[=e]-hen'ded, _adj._ not apprehended or
understood.--_adjs._ UNAPPREHEN'SIBLE, inapprehensible; UNAPPREHEN'SIVE,
not apprehensive or fearful: not intelligent.--_n._ UNAPPREHEN'SIVENESS.
UNAPPRISED, un-a-pr[=i]zd', _adj._ not apprised, not previously informed.
UNAPPROACHABLE, un-a-pr[=o]ch'a-bl, _adj._ that cannot be approached or
attained.--_n._ UNAPPROACH'ABLENESS.--_adv._ UNAPPROACH'ABLY.--_adj._
UNAPPROACHED', not approached, impossible to be approached.
UNAPPROPRIATE, un-a-pr[=o]'pri-[=a]t, _adj._ inappropriate:
unappropriated.--_v.t._ to take from the possession of individuals and make
common to all.--_adj._ UNAPPR[=O]'PRI[=A]TED, not appropriated: not applied
to any other purpose: not granted to any person, corporation, &c.
UNAPPROVED, un-a-pr[=oo]vd', _adj._ not approved: not proved.
UNAPT, un-apt', _adj._ not suitable or qualified for: dull, inapt.--_adv._
UNAPT'LY.--_n._ UNAPT'NESS.
UNARGUED, un-är'g[=u]d, _adj._ not argued or disputed.
UNARM, un-ärm', _v.t._ to deprive of arms, to disarm: to make
harmless.--_v.i._ to take off one's armour.--_adjs._ UNARMED', without
weapons, defenceless: unprotected by any covering--scales, prickles, &c.:
unaided, as by a glass; UNAR'MOURED, not armoured, not plated with armour,
of ships.
UNARRAYED, un-a-r[=a]d', _adj._ not arrayed or dressed: not arranged.
UNARTFUL, un-ärt'f[=oo]l, _adj._ artless, genuine: inartistic.--_n._
UNART'FULLY.
UNARTIFICIAL, un-är-ti-fish'al, _adj._ inartificial.--_adv._
UNARTIFI'CIALLY.
UNARTISTIC, un-är-tis'tik, _adj._ inartistic.
UNASCENDABLE, un-a-sen'da-bl, _adj._ that cannot be ascended.--_adj._
UNASCEN'DED, not having been ascended.
UNASCERTAINABLE, un-as-[.e]r-t[=a]n'a-bl, _adj._ that cannot be ascertained
or known certainly.--_adj._ UNASCERTAINED', not certainly known.
UNASHAMED, un-a-sh[=a]md', _adj._ not ashamed.
UNASKED, un-askt', _adj._ not asked.
UNASPIRATED, un-as'pi-r[=a]-ted, _adj._ pronounced or written without an
aspirate.
UNASPIRING, un-as-p[=i]r'ing, _adj._ not aspiring, unambitious.--_adv._
UNASPIR'INGLY.
UNASSAILABLE, un-a-s[=a]'la-bl, _adj._ not assailable:
incontestable.--_adj._ UNASSAILED', not assailed or attacked.
UNASSAYED, un-a-s[=a]d', _adj._ not essayed or attempted: untested.
UNASSIMILATED, un-a-sim'i-l[=a]-ted, _adj._ not assimilated, not absorbed
into the system as nutriment: not brought into conformity with something.
UNASSISTED, un-a-sis'ted, _adj._ not assisted or helped.
UNASSUETUDE, un-as'w[=e]-t[=u]d, _n._ unaccustomedness.
UNASSUMING, un-a-s[=u]m'ing, _adj._ not assuming: not forward or arrogant:
modest.
UNASSURED, un-a-sh[=oo]rd', _adj._ not assured: not insured against loss.
UNATONED, un-a-t[=o]nd', _adj._ not atoned for.
UNATTACHED, un-a-tacht', _adj._ not attached, as of a student not living in
college but in outside lodgings, at Oxford and elsewhere: not seized for
debt: not assigned to a particular regiment or company, on half-pay.
UNATTAINABLE, un-a-t[=a]n'a-bl, _adj._ beyond one's reach.--_n._
UNATTAIN'ABLENESS.--_adv._ UNATTAIN'ABLY.
UNATTAINTED, un-a-t[=a]n'ted, _adj._ not attainted or corrupted: impartial.
UNATTEMPTED, un-a-temp'ted, _adj._ not attempted.
UNATTENDED, un-a-tend'ed, _adj._ not accompanied or attended: not attended
to.--_adjs._ UNATTEND'ING, not attending; UNATTENT'IVE, inattentive.
UNATTESTED, un-a-test'ed, _adj._ not attested.
UNATTIRE, un-a-t[=i]r', _v.i._ to undress, esp. of robes of ceremony.
UNATTRACTIVE, un-a-trakt'iv, _adj._ not attractive.--_adv._
UNATTRACT'IVELY.--_n._ UNATTRACT'IVENESS.
UNAUSPICIOUS, un-aw-spish'us, _adj._ inauspicious.
UNAUTHENTIC, un-aw-then'tik, _adj._ not authentic.--_adj._
UNAUTHEN'TIC[=A]TED, not attested.--_n._ UNAUTHENTIC'ITY.
UNAUTHORISED, un-aw'thor-[=i]zd, _adj._ not sanctioned by proper
authority.--_adj._ UNAUTHOR'IT[=A]TIVE.
UNAVAILING, un-a-v[=a]l'ing, _adj._ not availing, or of no avail or effect:
useless.--_n._ UNAVAILABIL'ITY.--_adj._ UNAVAIL'ABLE, not
available.--_adv._ UNAVAIL'INGLY.
UNAVENGED, un-a-venjd', _adj._ not avenged.
UNAVOIDABLE, un-a-void'a-bl, _adj._ not avoidable: that may not be rendered
null or void: inevitable.--_n._ UNAVOID'ABLENESS.--_adv._
UNAVOID'ABLY.--_adj._ UNAVOID'ED, not avoided: (_Shak._) unavoidable,
inevitable.
UNAVOWED, un-a-vowd', _adj._ not avowed or openly acknowledged.
UNAWARE, un-a-w[=a]r', _adv._ without being or making aware: suddenly:
unexpectedly--also UNAWARES'.--AT UNAWARES, unexpectedly, at a sudden
disadvantage.
UNBACKED, un-bakt', _adj._ never yet ridden: without any to help or
encourage: not supported by bets, of a racehorse, &c.
UNBAG, un-bag', _v.t._ to let out of a bag.
UNBAILABLE, un-b[=a]'la-bl, _adj._ incapable of being bailed.
UNBAIZED, un-b[=a]zd', _adj._ not covered with baize.
UNBAKED, un-b[=a]kt', _adj._ not baked, immature.
UNBALANCED, un-bal'anst, _adj._ not in a state of equipoise: without mental
balance, unsteady: (_book-k._) not adjusted so as to show debtor and
creditor balance.--_n._ UNBAL'ANCE, want of balance, derangement.--_v.t._
to throw out of balance.
UNBALLAST, un-bal'ast, _v.t._ to discharge the ballast from.--_adj._
UNBALL'ASTED, not provided with ballast: unsteady.
UNBANDED, un-band'ed, _adj._ without a band, esp. if stripped of it.
UNBANK, un-bangk', _v.t._ to take a bank from: to make a fire burn up by
raking off the ashes from the top, opening draughts, &c.--_adj._
UNBANK'ABLE, not bankable.
UNBAPTISED, un-bap't[=i]zd, _adj._ not having received baptism,
unchristian: unholy.
UNBAR, un-bär', _v.t._ to remove a bar or hinderance from: to unfasten: to
open.
UNBARBED, un-bärbd', _adj._ (_Shak._) not shaven, untrimmed: without barbs
or plumes.
UNBARBERED, un-bär'b[.e]rd, _adj._ unshaven.
UNBARRICADE, un-bar'i-k[=a]d, _v.t._ to throw open.--_adj._
UNBARRIC[=A]DOED (-k[=a]'d[=o]d), unobstructed.
UNBASHFUL, un-bash'f[=oo]l, _adj._ not bashful, bold, shameless.
UNBATED, un-b[=a]t'ed, _adj._ (_Shak._) unblunted: undiminished.
UNBATHED, un-b[=a]thd', _adj._ not bathed.
UNBATTERED, un-bat'[.e]rd, _adj._ not battered.
UNBAY, un-b[=a]', _v.t._ to open up.
UNBE, un-b[=e]', _v.t._ to cause not to be.
UNBEAR, un-b[=a]r', _v.t._ to take off a horse's bearing-rein.
UNBEARABLE, un-b[=a]r'a-bl, _adj._ intolerable.--_n._
UNBEAR'ABLENESS.--_adv._ UNBEAR'ABLY.
UNBEARDED, un-b[=e]r'ded, _adj._ having no beard.
UNBEARING, un-b[=a]r'ing, _adj._ bearing no fruit.
UNBEATEN, un-b[=e]'tn, _adj._ not beaten with blows: untrodden:
unconquered.
UNBEAUTEOUS, un-b[=u]'t[=e]-us, _adj._ not beautiful.--_adj._ UNBEAU'TIFUL,
ugly.
UNBEAVERED, un-b[=e]'v[.e]rd, _adj._ without a beaver or hat: having the
beaver of the helmet open.
UNBECOMING, un-b[=e]-kum'ing, _adj._ not becoming: unsuited to the wearer,
the place, &c.: not befitting, indecorous, improper.--_adv._
UNBECOM'INGLY.--_n._ UNBECOM'INGNESS.
UNBECOMING, un-b[=e]-kum'ing, _n._ the transition from existence to
non-existence.
UNBED, un-bed', _v.t._ to rouse from bed.--_adj._ UNBED'DED, not yet having
had the marriage consummated--of a bride.
UNBEDINNED, un-b[=e]-dind', _adj._ not made noisy.
UNBEFITTING, un-b[=e]-fit'ing, _adj._ not befitting, unbecoming.
UNBEFOOL, un-b[=e]-f[=oo]l', _v.t._ to change from the condition of a fool:
to undeceive.
UNBEFRIEND, un-b[=e]-frend', _v.t._ to fail to befriend.--_adj._
UNBEFRIEN'DED, not supported by friends.
UNBEGET, un-b[=e]-get', _v.t._ to cancel the begetting of.
UNBEGINNING, un-b[=e]-gin'ing, _adj._ having no beginning.
UNBEGOTTEN, un-b[=e]-got'n, _adj._ not yet begotten: existing independent
of any generating cause.--Also UNBEGOT'.
UNBEGUILE, un-b[=e]-g[=i]l', _v.t._ to undeceive.--_adj._ UNBEGUILED'.
UNBEGUN, un-b[=e]-gun', _adj._ not yet begun.
UNBEHOLDEN, un-b[=e]-h[=o]l'dn, _adj._ unseen.
UNBEHOVING, un-b[=e]-h[=oo]v'ing, _n._ the state of not deserving.
UNBEJUGGLED, un-b[=e]-jug'ld, _adj._ not deceived by any trick.
UNBEKNOWN, un-b[=e]-n[=o]n', _adj._ (_prov._) unknown.--Also UNBEKNOWNST'.
UNBELIEF, un-b[=e]-l[=e]f', _n._ want of belief: disbelief, esp. in divine
revelation.--_n._ UNBELIEVABIL'ITY, incapability of being
believed.--_adjs._ UNBELIEV'ABLE; UNBELIEVED'.--_n._ UNBELIEV'ER, one who
does not believe, esp. in divine revelation: an incredulous person.--_adj._
UNBELIEV'ING, not believing, esp. divine revelation.--_adv._
UNBELIEV'INGLY, in an unbelieving manner.
UNBELOVED, un-b[=e]-luvd', _adj._ not loved.
UNBELT, un-belt', _v.t._ to ungird.
UNBEND, un-bend', _v.t._ to free from being in a bent state: to make
straight: to free from strain or exertion: to set at ease.--_v.i._ to
become relaxed: to behave with freedom from stiffness, to be
affable.--_adj._ UNBEND'ING, not bending: unyielding: resolute.--_n._ a
relaxing.--_adv._ UNBEND'INGLY.--_n._ UNBEND'INGNESS.
UNBENEFICED, un-ben'e-fist, _adj._ not having a benefice.
UNBENEFICIAL, un-ben-e-fish'al, _adj._ not advantageous.--_adj._
UNBEN'EFITED, having received no benefit.
UNBENIGHTED, un-b[=e]-n[=i]'ted, _adj._ not involved in darkness,
intellectual or moral.
UNBENIGN, un-b[=e]-n[=i]n', _adj._ not favourable: malignant.
UNBEREFT, un-b[=e]-reft', _adj._ not bereaved.--Also UNBERE[=A]'VEN.
UNBESEEM, un-b[=e]-s[=e]m', _v.t._ to be unworthy.--_adj._ UNBESEEM'ING,
unbecoming.--_adv._ UNBESEEM'INGLY.
UNBESOUGHT, un-b[=e]-sawt', _adj._ not besought.
UNBESPEAK, un-b[=e]-sp[=e]k', _v.t._ to revoke.
UNBESTOWED, un-b[=e]-st[=o]d', _adj._ not bestowed or conferred.
UNBETTERED, un-bet'[.e]rd, _adj._ unmitigated.
UNBIAS, un-b[=i]'as, _v.t._ to free from bias or prejudice.--_adj._
UNB[=I]'ASSED, free from bias or prejudice: impartial.--_adv._
UNB[=I]'ASSEDLY.--_n._ UNB[=I]'ASSEDNESS.
UNBID, un-bid', _adj._ (_Spens._) not bid or prayed for.--_adjs._ UNBID',
UNBID'DEN, not bid or commanded: spontaneous: uninvited.
UNBIND, un-b[=i]nd', _v.t._ to remove a band from: to loose: to set free.
UNBISHOP, un-bish'op, _v.t._ to deprive of the rank of bishop.
UNBITT, un-bit', _v.t._ (_naut._) to take off the turns of a cable from
around the bitts.
UNBITTED, un-bit'ed, _adj._ unbridled.
UNBLAMABLE, un-bl[=a]'ma-bl, _adj._ not deserving of blame:
faultless.--_adv._ UNBL[=A]'MABLY.--_adj._ UNBLAMED'.
UNBLEACHED, un-bl[=e]cht', _adj._ not having been bleached.--_adj._
UNBLEACH'ING.
UNBLEMISHED, un-blem'isht, _adj._ not blemished or stained: free from
reproach or deformity: pure.--_adj._ UNBLEM'ISHABLE.
UNBLENCHED, un-blensht', _adj._ (_Milt._) not startled or
confounded.--_adj._ UNBLENCH'ING, not flinching.
UNBLESS, un-bles', _v.t._ (_Shak._) to make unhappy.--_adjs._ UNBLESSED',
UNBLEST'.--_n._ UNBLESS'EDNESS.--_adj._ UNBLISS'FUL, not blest: unhappy.
UNBLEST, un-blest', _adj._ (_Spens._) not wounded.
UNBLIND, un-bl[=i]nd', _adj._ free from blindness.
UNBLOCK, un-blok', _v.i._ at whist, to throw away a high card so as not to
interrupt one's partner's long suit.
UNBLOODY, un-blud'i, _adj._ not stained by blood, not cruel.--_adjs._
UNBLOOD'ED, not thoroughbred; UNBLOOD'IED, not made bloody.--_adv._
UNBLOOD'ILY.
UNBLOTTED, un-blot'ed, _adj._ not erased or blotted out.
UNBLOWN, un-bl[=o]n', _adj._ not sounded: yet in the bud, not yet having
bloomed.
UNBLUSHING, un-blush'ing, _adj._ not blushing: without shame:
impudent.--_adv._ UNBLUSH'INGLY, in an unblushing or impudent manner.
UNBOASTFUL, un-b[=o]st'f[=oo]l, _adj._ not boastful, modest.
UNBODIED, un-bod'id, _adj._ freed from the body.
UNBODING, un-b[=o]'ding, _adj._ not expecting.
UNBODKINED, un-bod'kind, _adj._ not fastened with a bodkin.
UNBOILED, un-boild', _adj._ not boiled.
UNBOLT, un-b[=o]lt', _v.t._ to remove a bolt from: to open.--_v.i._ to
disclose.--_adj._ UNBOLT'ED, not fastened by bolts: not separated by
bolting or sifting: coarse.
UNBONE, un-b[=o]n', _v.t._ to take the bones from.
UNBONNET, un-bon'et, _v.t._ and _v.i._ to uncover the head.--_adj._
UNBONN'ETED, with no bonnet on: (_Shak._) without taking off the cap, on
equal terms.
UNBOOKISH, un-book'ish, _adj._ not given to reading, ignorant.--Also
UNBOOKED' (rare).
UNBOOT, un-b[=oo]t', _v.t._ to take the boots off.
UNBORN, un-bawrn', _adj._ not yet born: non-existent.
UNBOSOM, un-b[=oo]z'um, _v.t._ to disclose what is in the bosom or mind: to
tell freely.--_n._ UNBOS'OMER, one who blabs or discloses secrets.
UNBOTTOMED, un-bot'umd, _adj._ bottomless.
UNBOUGHT, un-bawt', _adj._ not bought or sold, obtained without buying: not
bribed.
UNBOUND, un-bownd', _adj._ not bound: loose: wanting a cover.--_adj._
UNBOUND'ED, not bounded or limited: boundless: having no check or
control.--_adv._ UNBOUND'EDLY.--_n._ UNBOUND'EDNESS.
UNBOWED, un-bowd', _adj._ not bent: unconquered.
UNBRACE, un-br[=a]s', _v.t._ to undo the braces or bands of: to loose or
relax.--_adj._ UNBRACED'.--_n._ UNBR[=A]'CEDNESS.
UNBREATHED, un-br[=e]thd', _adj._ (_Shak._) not breathed, not exercised or
practised.--_adjs._ UNBREATH'ABLE, not respirable; UNBREATH'ING, not
breathing.
UNBRED, un-bred', _adj._ not well-bred: unpolished: rude: (_Shak._) not yet
born.
UNBREECH, un-br[=e]ch', _v.t._ to free the breech of, as a cannon from its
fastenings.
UNBREECHED, un-br[=e]chd', _adj._ wearing no breeches.
UNBREWED, un-br[=oo]d', _adj._ not mixed, pure.
UNBRIBABLE, un-br[=i]'ba-bl, _adj._ incapable of being bribed.
UNBRIDLE, un-br[=i]'dl, _v.t._ to free from the bridle, to let
loose.--_adj._ UNBR[=I]'DLED, unrestrained: licentious.--_n._
UNBR[=I]'DLEDNESS.
UNBROKEN, un-br[=o]'kn, _adj._ entire: unsubdued: undisturbed--also
UNBROKE' (_Shak._).--_adv._ UNBR[=O]'KENLY.--_n._ UNBR[=O]'KENNESS.
UNBROTHERLY, un-bruth'[.e]r-li, _adj._ not becoming a brother.--_n._
UNBROTH'ERLINESS.
UNBRUTE, un-br[=oo]t', _v.t._ to free from the qualities of the brute.
UNBUCKLE, un-buk'l, _v.t._ to loose from buckles: to unfasten.
UNBUCKRAMED, un-buk'ramd, _adj._ not stiffened with buckram, not stiff,
easy.
UNBUDDED, un-bud'ed, _adj._ not yet in bud.
UNBUILD, un-bild', _v.t._ (_Shak._) to destroy.
UNBUNDLE, un-bun'dl, _v.t._ to unpack, open up, declare.
UNBURDEN, un-bur'dn, _v.t._ to take a burden off: to free the mind from any
weight or anxiety: to disclose--also UNBUR'THEN.--_adj._ UNBUR'DENED.
UNBURIABLE, un-ber'i-a-bl, _adj._ unfit to be buried.--_adj._ UNBUR'IED,
not buried.--_v.t._ UNBUR'Y, to disinter: to reveal.
UNBURNED, un-burnd', _adj._ not burned, scorched, or baked.--Also UNBURNT'.
UNBURROW, un-bur'[=o], _v.t._ to unearth.
UNBUSINESS-LIKE, un-biz'nes-l[=i]k, _adj._ not business-like.
UNBUTTON, un-but'n, _v.t._ to loose the buttons of.
UNCABLED, un-k[=a]'bld, _adj._ not fixed by a cable.
UNCAGE, un-k[=a]j', _v.t._ to set free from a cage.
UNCALLED, un-kawld', _adj._ not called, uninvited.--UNCALLED FOR, quite
unnecessary or superfluous.
UNCALM, un-käm', _v.t._ to disturb.
UNCAMP, un-kamp', _v.t._ to break up the camp of: to dislodge.
UNCANDID, un-kan'did, _adj._ not candid.--_adv._ UNCAN'DIDLY.--_ns._
UNCAN'DIDNESS; UNCAN'DOUR.
UNCANNY, un-kan'i, _adj._ weird: unearthly: supposed to possess
supernatural powers: dangerous, severe.--_adv._ UNCANN'ILY.--_n._
UNCANN'INESS.
UNCANONIC, -AL, un-ka-non'ik, -al, _adj._ not agreeable to the canons, not
according to the canon of Scripture.--_n._ UNCANON'ICALNESS.--_v.t._
UNCAN'ONISE, to deprive of canonical authority.--_adj._ UNCAN'ONISED, not
canonised.
UNCAP, un-kap', _v.t._ to remove a cap from.--_v.i._ to take off one's cap
or hat.
UNCAPE, un-k[=a]p', _v.t._ (_Shak._) either to uncouple hounds, to let out
of a bag, as a fox, or to throw off the dogs so as to commence the hunt: to
unhood, in hawking.
UNCARED, un-k[=a]rd', _adj._ not regarded (with _for_).--_adj._ UNCARE'FUL,
not careful or cautious.
UNCART, un-kärt', _v.t._ to unload from a cart.
UNCASE, un-k[=a]s', _v.t._ to take out of a case: to free from a covering:
to flay.--_v.i._ (_Shak._) to undress.
UNCATE, ung'k[=a]t, _adj._ hooked.
UNCAUSED, un-kawzd', _adj._ without any precedent cause, self-existent.
UNCEASING, un-s[=e]'sing, _adj._ not ceasing, continual.--_adv._
UNCEA'SINGLY.
UNCEREMONIOUS, un-ser-[=e]-m[=o]'ni-us, _adj._ not ceremonious,
informal.--_adv._ UNCEREM[=O]'NIOUSLY.--_n._ UNCEREM[=O]'NIOUSNESS.
UNCERTAIN, un-s[.e]r't[=a]n, _adj._ not certain, doubtful: not to be
depended upon: not sure of the result.--_adv._ UNCER'TAINLY.--_ns._
UNCER'TAINNESS; UNCER'TAINTY, state of being uncertain or doubtful: want of
certainty: that which is uncertain.
UNCHAIN, un-ch[=a]n', _v.t._ to free from chains or slavery.
UNCHALLENGED, un-chal'enjd, _adj._ not challenged or called in
question.--_adj._ UNCHALL'ENGEABLE.--_adv._ UNCHALL'ENGEABLY.
UNCHANCY, un-chan'si, _adj._ (_Scot._) unlucky, uncanny: dangerous,
inconvenient.--_n._ UNCHANCE', misfortune.
UNCHANGEABLE, un-ch[=a]n'ja-bl, _adj._ not capable of change.--_ns._
UNCHANGEABIL'ITY, UNCHANGE'ABLENESS.--_adv._ UNCHANGE'ABLY.--_adjs._
UNCHANGED'; UNCHAN'GING.--_adv._ UNCHAN'GINGLY.
UNCHARGE, un-chärj', _v.t._ to free from a charge or burden: to
acquit.--_adj._ UNCHARGED'.
UNCHARIOT, un-char'i-ot, _v.t._ to thrust out of a chariot.
UNCHARITABLE, un-char'i-ta-bl, _adj._ not charitable, harsh in
judgment.--_n._ UNCHAR'ITABLENESS.--_adv._ UNCHAR'ITABLY.--_n._ UNCHAR'ITY,
want of charity.
UNCHARM, un-chärm', _v.t._ to free from the power of some charm.--_adj._
UNCHAR'MING, not charming.
UNCHARNEL, un-chär'nel, _v.t._ to dig up from a grave.
UNCHARTERED, un-chär't[.e]rd, _adj._ not chartered, unrestricted.
UNCHARY, un-ch[=a]r'i, _adj._ not chary, heedless.
UNCHASTE, un-ch[=a]st', _adj._ not chaste, lewd.--_adv._
UNCH[=A]STE'LY.--_n._ UNCHAS'TITY, lewdness, incontinence.
UNCHECKED, un-chekt', _adj._ not checked or hindered, unrestrained:
uncontradicted.--_adj._ UNCHECK'ABLE.
UNCHEERFUL, un-ch[=e]r'f[=oo]l, _adj._ not cheerful, gloomy:
grudging.--_n._ UNCHEER'FULNESS.
UNCHILD, un-ch[=i]ld', _v.t._ (_Shak._) to make childless.
UNCHIVALROUS, un-shiv'al-rus, _adj._ not chivalrous or honourable.--Also
UNCHIV'ALRIC.
UNCHRISTEN, un-kris'n, _v.t._ to deprive of baptism: to make unchristian.
UNCHRISTIAN, un-kris'tyan, _adj._ not CHRISTIAN, not converted to
Christianity: contrary to the character of CHRISTIANITY, cruel, harsh:
(_coll._) improper, unusual.--_v.t._ to make unchristian.--_v.t._
UNCHRIS'TIANISE, to cause to change from the Christian faith.--_adv._
UNCHRIS'TIANLY.--_n._ UNCHRIS'TIANNESS.
UNCHURCH, un-church', _v.t._ to deprive of the rights of a church: to
refuse the name of church to.
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UNCIAL, un'shal, _adj._ applied to that variety of majuscule writing, with
large round characters, used in ancient MSS.--_n._ an uncial letter, uncial
writing: a MS. written in uncials.--_v.t._ UN'CIALISE, to shape like
uncials. [Lit. 'an inch long'--L., from _uncia_, a twelfth part, an inch.]