| unpeople |
to empty (an area, region, or the like) of people; depopulate. |
| unperceived |
combined form of perceived. |
| unperceptive |
combined form of perceptive. |
| unperformable |
combined form of performable. |
| unperformed |
combined form of performed. |
| unperson |
one who is treated as though he or she did not exist; nonperson. |
| unpersuaded |
combined form of persuaded. |
| unpersuasive |
combined form of persuasive. |
| unperturbed |
combined form of perturbed. |
| unperverted |
not distorted, not deviating from what is considered right or proper. |
| unpicturesque |
combined form of picturesque. |
| unpin |
to remove a pin or pins from, esp. to unfasten in this manner. [2 definitions] |
| unplanned |
combined form of planned. |
| unplausible |
combined form of plausible. |
| unplayable |
combined form of playable. |
| unpleasant |
not pleasant; disagreeable or distasteful. |
| unpleasantness |
the state or quality of being unpleasant. [2 definitions] |
| unpleased |
combined form of pleased. |
| unpleasing |
combined form of pleasing. |
| unplowed |
combined form of plowed. |
| unplug |
to remove a plug or obstruction from. [2 definitions] |