| undoctrinaire |
combined form of doctrinaire. |
| undocumented |
not accompanied by supporting evidence or verifying information. [2 definitions] |
| undoing |
the act of releasing, unfastening, loosening, or unwrapping. [3 definitions] |
| undomestic |
combined form of domestic. |
| undomesticated |
combined form of domesticated. |
| undone1 |
not accomplished or finished; uncompleted. |
| undone2 |
past participle of undo. [4 definitions] |
| undotted |
combined form of dotted. |
| undoubtable |
combined form of doubtable. |
| undoubted |
not subject to doubt or question; undisputed or certain. |
| undoubting |
combined form of doubting. |
| undrained |
combined form of drained. |
| undramatic |
combined form of dramatic |
| undramatized |
combined form of dramatized. |
| undraw |
to draw open or aside, as a drape. [2 definitions] |
| undreamed |
not expected, dreamed of, or imagined; inconceivable. |
| undress |
to remove the clothing or covering from. [5 definitions] |
| undue |
not justifiable; excessive. [3 definitions] |
| undulant |
like or characterized by waves or a wavy motion or pattern; undulating. |
| undulant fever |
a persistent and recurrent fever, accompanied by weakness and joint pains, and caused by contact with domestic animals and their products, esp. meat and milk; brucellosis. |
| undulate |
to move in waves or a wavelike motion. [6 definitions] |