| unclear |
combined form of clear. |
| unclench |
to open from a clenched position; relax. |
| Uncle Sam |
a personification of the government or people of the United States as a tall thin man with a beard, wearing a top hat and red-and-white-striped trousers. [2 definitions] |
| Uncle Tom |
the title character in Uncle Tom's Cabin, a mid-nineteenth century novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Uncle Tom is a black slave whose religious beliefs move him to forgive his oppressors. [2 definitions] |
| uncliched |
combined form of cliched. |
| uncloak |
to take a cloak or covering from. [2 definitions] |
| unclog |
to remove a clog or obstruction from; unblock; clear. |
| unclose |
to open or open up, esp. so as to disclose something previously concealed. |
| unclothe |
to remove the clothes or covering from; lay bare; strip. |
| uncloying |
combined form of cloying. |
| uncoated |
combined form of coated. |
| uncoating |
combined form of coating. |
| uncoded |
combined form of coded. |
| uncodified |
combined form of codified. |
| uncoerced |
combined form of coerced. |
| uncoercive |
combined form of coercive. |
| uncoercively |
combined form of coercively. |
| uncoil |
to straighten out from a coiled position; unwind. |
| uncollected |
combined form of collected. |
| uncollectible |
combined form of collectible. |
| uncolored |
combined form of colored. |