| unruled |
combined form of ruled. |
| unruly |
not submitting readily to rule or restriction; difficult or impossible to control; wild. |
| unrushed |
combined form of rushed. |
| unsaddle |
to remove the saddle from (a horse). [3 definitions] |
| unsafe |
dangerous to oneself or other people; not safe. [2 definitions] |
| unsaid1 |
past tense and past participle of unsay. |
| unsaid2 |
not spoken, though thought of; unmentioned; unstated. |
| unsalable |
combined form of salable. |
| unsalaried |
combined form of salaried. |
| unsalted |
combined form of salted. |
| unsalvageable |
combined form of salvageable. |
| unsanctified |
not made holy or sacred by consecration. |
| unsanctimonious |
combined form of sanctimonious. |
| unsanctioned |
combined form of sanctioned. |
| unsanitary |
not free of contaminants or sources of infection; unclean. |
| unsatisfactory |
not of a high enough quality to meet a certain standard or to fulfill a certain need or desire. |
| unsatisfied |
combined form of satisfied. |
| unsaturated |
of an organic compound, containing at least one double or triple bond, and therefore able to acquire additional atoms or groups by direct combination. [2 definitions] |
| unsavory |
having an unpleasant taste or smell; distasteful. [2 definitions] |
| unsay |
to retract or take back (something said). |
| unsayable |
combined form of sayable. |