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un'bobbed adjective E20.
un'bold adjective (long obsolete exc. Scot., now rare) not bold; timid, bashful; backward: OE.
un'bonded adjective L19.
un'boned adjective (a) not furnished with (a) bone, boneless; (b) (of meat, fish, etc.) not having the bones removed: E17.
un'bonneted adjective not wearing a hat or bonnet; with the head uncovered, esp. as a mark of respect: E17.
un'bonny adjective (Scot. & dial.) ugly, unsightly M19.
un'booked adjective (a) literary not entered in a book or list; unrecorded; (b) (of a performer) not engaged; (of a seat etc.) not reserved: L16.
un'bookish adjective not bookish or studious; unlearned: E17.
un'bored adjective not bored into or through L16.
un'boring adjective not boring, interesting M19.
un'borne adjective (rare) not carried away; not borne out or sustained: L15.
un'borrowed adjective not borrowed or adopted; native, inherent, original: M17.
un'bothered adjective not bothered, unconcerned E20.
un'bottomed adjective (a) bottomless; (b) unsupported, unfounded: E17.
un'bought adjective not bought; unpurchased: OE.
un'bowdlerized adjective L19.
un'bowed adjective not bowed or bent LME.
un'boyish adjective M19.
un'braided adjective (a) rare untarnished, undamaged; (b) not braided or plaited: E17.
un'branched adjective not having or divided into branches M17.
un'branded adjective M17.
un'brave adjective not brave L17.
un'breachable adjective not able to be breached M19.
un'breached adjective L19.
un'breakable adjective L15.
un'breakfasted adjective not having had breakfast M17.
un'breeched adjective (arch.) not wearing breeches E17.
un'bridled adjective not wearing a bridle; fig. unrestrained, unchecked: LME.
un'briefed adjective not briefed, esp. not thoroughly instructed or informed L19.
un'bright adjective not bright, dim E16.
un-'British adjective not British, esp. uncharacteristic of Great Britain or its inhabitants M18.
un'broached adjective (esp. of a cask) not broached, unopened L17.
un'brookable adjective (chiefly Scot.) unendurable, intolerable M17.
un'brought adjective (arch.) not brought E16.
un'bruised adjective LME.
un'brushed adjective not brushed; fig. uncouth, rugged: M17.
un'budded adjective E19.
un'budgeable adjective M20.
un'bulky adjective L17.
un'bumptious adjective not bumptious; unassertive, unassuming: M19.
unbureau'cratic adjective L20.
un'buriable adjective M19.
un'buried adjective OE.
un'burnable adjective not able to be burned L19.
un'burning adjective not burning L15.
un'burnished adjective L17.
un'burst adjective not burst; spec. (of computer printout) not separated along the perforated edges: L18.
un'burstable adjective not able to be burst L19.
un'businesslike adjective E19.
un'busy adjective not busy; quiet: M18.
un'buttered adjective not spread or coated with butter L16.
un'buttressed adjective not supported or strengthened with a buttress M19.
un'cabled adjective not provided with or secured by a cable or cables L18.
un'caged adjective not enclosed or confined in a cage M18.
un'calcified adjective M19.
un'calcined adjective E17.
un'calculated adjective not calculated or estimated, unexpected E19.
un'calculating adjective M19.
un'calm adjective E19.
un'cancellable adjective E17.
un'cancelled adjective M16.
un'candour noun lack of candour; partiality, bias: L19.
un'canopied adjective E17.
un'canvassed adjective L18.
unca'pacious adjective M17.
un'captious adjective (rare) not captious M17.
un'captured adjective not (yet) captured L19.
un'cared-for adjective not cared for or looked after; disregarded, neglected: L16.
un'carpeted adjective not covered or provided with a carpet E19.
un'carried adjective not carried or transported L16.
un'carved adjective L16.
un'cashed adjective (esp. of a cheque) not yet cashed L19.
un'cast adjective LME.
un'castable adjective (of an actor) not able to be cast (as or in a role etc.) L20.
un'castigated adjective not castigated; unchastised: M17.
un'catalogued adjective M19.
un'catalysed adjective M20.
un'catchable adjective not able to be caught E19.
un'catechized adjective not formally instructed or examined in Christian religion (as) with a catechism E17.
un'categorizable adjective not able to be categorized M20.
un'caught adjective not (yet) caught ME.
un'caused adjective having no cause; not created: E17.
un'cautious adjective incautious L20.
un'ceiled adjective (arch.) not having an inner roof; (of a roof) not plastered or lined: E19.
un'ceilinged adjective not having a ceiling M19.
unce'lestial adjective M17.
unce'mented adjective not united (as) with cement; not cohering: E18.
un'censored adjective L19.
uncen'sorious adjective E18.
un'censurable adjective not able to be censured or reproved M17.
un'censured adjective not censured or reproved L16.
un'central adjective not central; marginal, peripheral: L18.
uncer'tificated adjective (esp. of a teacher) not certificated M19.
un'certitude noun = INCERTITUDE M16.
un'chalked adjective L18.
un'chambered adjective (esp. Archaeology) M17.
un'channelled, un'channeled adjective E17.
un'chanted adjective L18.
un'chaperoned adjective not accompanied by a chaperon M19.
un'charred adjective L18.
un'chary adjective E17.
un'chastened adjective M17.
unchas'tised adjective LME.
un'chewed adjective M17.
un'chid adjective (literary) unrebuked M19.
un'chidden adjective (arch.) unrebuked L15.
un'chilled adjective L18.
un'chipped adjective M17.
un'chiselled adjective L18.
un'choosing adjective (now rare) not exercising choice, undiscriminating L16.
un'chopped adjective M17.
un'chosen adjective E16.
un'cicatrized adjective not healed by scarring L18.
un'ciliated adjective M19.
un'cinctured adjective (poet.) not wearing a girdle or belt L18.
un'circular adjective L18.
un'clarified adjective (esp. of a liquid) not clarified L16.
un'clarity adjective lack of clarity, esp. clarity of expression M20.
un'clashing adjective M17.
un'cleavable adjective M19.
un'cleaved adjective L19.
unclement adjective inclement L16-M18.
un'clerical adjective not appropriate to or characteristic of a member of the clergy M18.
un'clerkly adjective L19.
un'clever adjective L18.
un'clotted adjective L18.
un'cloven adjective E17.
un'clubbable adjective & noun (a person) that is not clubbable M18.
un'clued adjective lacking a clue (in a crossword) L20.
un'cluttered adjective not cluttered; austere, simple: E20
unco'agulable adjective M17.
unco'agulated adjective L18.
un'coded adjective E20.
unco'erced adjective L18.
un'coffined adjective not enclosed in a coffin M17.
un'cognizable adjective E18.
uncognosci'bility noun E19.
uncog'noscible adjective E19.
unco'llated adjective L18.
unco'llectable adjective E20.
un'colonized adjective M19.
unco'mmendable adjective E16.
unco'mmendably adverb L16.
un'commenting adjective occurring or done without comment L19.
unco'mmercial adjective not commercial; contrary to commercial principles: M18.
unco'mmissioned adjective M17.
unco'mmixed adjective (arch.) E17.
un'commonplace adjective E19.
uncom'pacted adjective M17.
uncom'passionate adjective lacking compassion, unfeeling L16.
uncom'pelled adjective LME.
uncom'pelling adjective L20.
uncom'petitive adjective L19.
uncom'petitiveness noun M20.
uncom'plaisant adjective (now rare) L17.
un'complex adjective E18.
un'complexed adjective (Chemistry) not combined in a complex M20.
uncom'pliant adjective M17.
uncompli'mentary adjective not complimentary; insulting: M19.
uncom'plying adjective not compliant, unaccommodating M17.
uncom'pressed adjective M17.
uncom'putable adjective L17.
uncon'ciliatory adjective not conciliatory; not showing a spirit of conciliation: L18.
unconclusive adjective inconclusive M17-E18.
uncon'demned adjective not condemned, esp. not pronounced to be at fault or guilty E16.
unconde'scending adjective M17.
uncon'ducive adjective not conducive to M17.
un'confidence noun (rare) uncertainty M17.
un'confident adjective not confident, uncertain M17.
unconfi'dential adjective L18.
uncon'flicting adjective L19.
uncon'founded adjective not confounded, esp. not mixed or confused M16.
uncon'fronted adjective M17.
uncon'futable adjective M17.
uncon'futed adjective (now rare or obsolete) E17.
un'conjugal adjective M17.
un'conjugated adjective E20.
unconniving adjective (rare, Milton): only in L17.
uncon'secutive adjective E20.
uncon'sented adjective (now rare) not consented (to) M17.
uncon'senting adjective L17.
uncon'servative adjective L19.
uncon'signed adjective (rare) M17.
uncon'solidated adjective E19.
un'consonant adjective inconsonant M16.
uncon'spicuous adjective inconspicuous E19.
un'constancy noun (now rare) inconstancy M16.
unconstant adjective inconstant, esp. unfaithful in love or marriage L15-M18.
unconstantly adverb inconstantly M16-E18.
uncon'stricted adjective L20.
uncon'struable adjective M19.
uncon'structive adjective M19.
uncon'tactable adjective L20.
uncontemned adjective (rare) not contemned E-M17.
un'contemplated adjective not contemplated, esp. not considered or taken into account E18.
uncon'temporary adjective M19.
uncon'tentious adjective not contentious, not causing contention E19.
un'contrite adjective not contrite, not showing contrition LME.
uncon'trived adjective not contrived, not artificial E17.
uncon'venient adjective (obsolete exc. dial.) inconvenient LME.
uncon'versable adjective (now rare or obsolete) unfit or unsuitable for social converse L16.
uncon'versant adjective not conversant with or in L17.
uncon'version noun the state or condition of being unconverted, esp. to a particular belief, opinion, or religious faith M19.
uncon'veyed adjective LME.
uncon'victed adjective L17.
un'cooked adjective not cooked; raw: M19.
un'cool adjective not cool; colloq. not stylish or fashionable, out of date: M20.
un'cooled adjective not cooled; warm, hot: E16.
un'coped adjective not coped or dealt competently with L16.
un'copyrightable adjective E20.
un'copyrighted adjective M19.
un'cordial adjective (a) uncongenial (Scot.); (b) not cordial; lacking in warmth: LME.
un'coroneted adjective not wearing a coronet; not ennobled: E19.
un'correlated adjective L19.
uncorre'spondent adjective (now rare) not corresponding M17.
uncorre'sponding adjective E19.
un'corrigible adjective (now rare) incorrigible LME.
unco'rroborated adjective (esp. of evidence) not corroborated, unsupported L18.
unco'rroded adjective L17.
un'corseted adjective M19.
un'costed adjective not costed; without the cost having been determined: L20.
un'costly adjective inexpensive M17.
un'countenanced adjective L18.
uncou'rageous adjective L19.
un'coursed adjective (of masonry) not laid or set in courses E19.
un'courted adjective (now rare or obsolete) L16.
un'courtierlike adjective L18.
un'courtlike adjective (now rare) M17.
un'coveted adjective M18.
un'covetous adjective LME.
un'cowed adjective L19.
un'cramped adjective not cramped or affected by cramp; unrestricted: L18.
un'creased adjective L19.
un'creaturely adjective not characteristic of or proper to creatures M17.
un'crested adjective not decorated or provided with a crest; lacking a crest: M17.
un'criminal adjective M19.
un'crippled adjective L18.
uncrooked adjective not crooked; straight; honest: E17-L18.
un'crowded adjective not crowded; not subjected to crowding: E18.
uncrudded adjective (rare, Spenser) uncurdled: only in L16.
un'cruel adjective (arch.) E17.
un'crumbled adjective L18.
un'cuckolded adjective (rare) not made a cuckold of E17.
un'culled adjective M17.
unculpable adjective not culpable or blameworthy; blameless: LME-M18.
unculti'vation noun (rare) lack of cultivation or culture L18.
un'curdled adjective L18.
un'curious adjective (now rare) incurious; lacking curiosity; unremarkable: L16.
un'curiously adverb (now rare) L15.
un'current adjective (now rare) not current; now esp. (of money) not in circulation: E17.
un'curried adjective (of a horse) not curried, ungroomed E17.
uncur'tailed adjective M18.
un'cushioned adjective (of a seat) not provided with a cushion or cushions L18.
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