| unsay |
to retract or take back (something said). |
| unsayable |
combined form of sayable. |
| unscarred |
combined form of scarred. |
| unscathed |
not hurt or harmed; completely uninjured. |
| unscented |
combined form of scented. |
| unscheduled |
combined form of scheduled. |
| unscholarly |
combined form of scholarly. |
| unschooled |
not educated; untaught or untrained. [2 definitions] |
| unscientific |
not conforming with scientific principles or procedures. [2 definitions] |
| unscramble |
to make orderly again; eliminate confusion from. [2 definitions] |
| unscreened |
combined form of screened. |
| unscrew |
to remove or loosen the screws of. [3 definitions] |
| unscriptural |
combined form of scriptural. |
| unscrupulous |
lacking concern for honesty, fairness, or the like; without conscience or scruples. |
| unseal |
to break or remove the seal of; unfasten; open. [2 definitions] |
| unseam |
to undo to rip apart the seams of. |
| unsearchable |
not able to be investigated; mysterious; inscrutable. |
| unseasonable |
of the weather, not appropriate for or characteristic of the season. [2 definitions] |
| unseasoned |
combined form of seasoned. |
| unseat |
to throw or cause to fall from one's seat, esp. from a saddle; unhorse. [2 definitions] |
| unseaworthy |
combined form of seaworthy. |