| unsnap |
to undo the snaps of, esp. to unfasten by this action. |
| unsnarl |
to clear of or free from snarls; untangle or clarify. |
| unsociable |
tending not to seek the companionship of others; solitary. [2 definitions] |
| unsocial |
characterized by dislike for the society of others; unsociable. |
| unsoiled |
combined form of soiled. |
| unsolder |
to separate (soldered items) by melting the connecting solder. [2 definitions] |
| unsoldierly |
combined form of soldierly. |
| unsolicited |
combined form of solicited. |
| unsolved |
combined form of solved. |
| unsophisticated |
inexperienced in the social and cultural world; naive. [2 definitions] |
| unsorted |
combined form of sorted. |
| unsound |
not solid, firm, or stable. [5 definitions] |
| unsown |
combined form of sown. |
| unsparing |
giving generously; liberal. [2 definitions] |
| unspeakable |
too objectionable or shocking to be expressed or described; extremely bad. [3 definitions] |
| unspecialized |
combined form of specialized. |
| unspecific |
combined form of specific. |
| unspecified |
not named or otherwise indicated explicitly. |
| unspectacular |
combined form of spectacular. |
| unspent |
combined form of spent. |
| unspiritual |
combined form of spiritual. |