| unction |
an act of anointing as a ceremonial, symbolic, religious, or healing gesture. [4 definitions] |
| unctuous |
excessively or falsely earnest or amiable. [2 definitions] |
| uncultivable |
combined form of cultivable. |
| uncultivated |
combined form of cultivated. |
| uncultured |
lacking culture or refinement. |
| uncured |
combined form of cured. |
| uncurious |
combined form of curious. |
| uncurl |
to straighten. |
| uncurrent |
combined form of current. |
| uncurtained |
combined form of curtained. |
| uncustomarily |
combined form of customarily. |
| uncustomary |
combined form of customary. |
| uncut |
not cut or separated, as pages in a newly printed book. [3 definitions] |
| uncute |
combined form of cute. |
| uncynical |
combined form of cynical. |
| uncynically |
combined form of cynically. |
| undamaged |
combined form of damaged. |
| undamped |
combined form of damped. |
| undated |
combined form of dated. |
| undaunted |
not discouraged or dismayed; resolute or fearless. |
| undecadent |
combined form of decadent. |