unbidden |
not commanded, invited, or called for; spontaneous; involuntary. |
unbind |
to remove the binding or bonds from; unwrap, loosen, or unfasten. [2 definitions] |
unbitten |
combined form of bitten. |
unbitter |
combined form of bitter. |
unbleached |
combined form of bleached. |
unblemished |
combined form of blemished. |
unblended |
combined form of blended. |
unblessed |
deprived of a blessing. [3 definitions] |
unblinking |
not hesitating, doubting, or wavering. [3 definitions] |
unblock |
combined form of block. |
unblooded |
combined form of blooded. |
unblushing |
without shame, modesty, or apology. [2 definitions] |
unbolt |
to slide back or unscrew the bolt or bolts on; unlock or unfasten. |
unbolted1 |
not fastened or secured; unlocked. |
unbolted2 |
not sifted, as flour. |
unbookish |
combined form of bookish. |
unborn |
not yet or never born. [2 definitions] |
unbosom |
to confess, confide, or disclose (one's thoughts or feelings). [2 definitions] |
unbought |
combined form of bought. |
unbounded |
without limits or bounds; boundless. [2 definitions] |
unbowdlerized |
combined form of bowdlerized. |