| unstick |
to loose or free from being stuck together or to something else. |
| unstinted |
combined form of stinted. |
| unstinting |
unrestricted in effort or supply. |
| unstitch |
combined form of stitch. |
| unstop |
to take the stopper out of (a bottle or the like). [2 definitions] |
| unstoppable |
not able to be stopped, overcome, or beaten. |
| unstrained |
combined form of strained. |
| unstrap |
to loosen or release the strap or straps of. |
| unstratified |
combined form of stratified. |
| unstressed |
not bearing stress; unaccented. [2 definitions] |
| unstring |
to take off or loosen the string or strings of. [3 definitions] |
| unstructured |
lacking strict regulation or planning. |
| unstrung |
past tense and past participle of unstring. [3 definitions] |
| unstudied |
appearing natural and unaffected; not self-conscious. [2 definitions] |
| unstuffy |
combined form of stuffy. |
| unstylish |
combined form of stylish. |
| unsubdued |
combined form of subdued. |
| unsubsidized |
combined form of subsidized. |
| unsubstantial |
having little or no basis in fact; without foundation. [3 definitions] |
| unsubstantiated |
combined form of substantiated. |
| unsubtle |
combined form of subtle. |