| 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] |
| undulation |
a wavelike motion or alternation. [3 definitions] |
| undulled |
combined form of dulled. |
| unduly |
to an unjustifiable or inappropriate extent; excessively. [2 definitions] |
| unduplicated |
combined form of duplicated. |
| undyed |
combined form of dyed. |
| undying |
not ending; everlasting; eternal. |
| undynamic |
combined form of dynamic. |
| uneager |
combined form of eager. |
| unearmarked |
combined form of earmarked. |
| unearned |
not gained by one's merits; undeserved. [3 definitions] |
| unearth |
to dig up out of, or as if out of, the earth. [2 definitions] |
| unearthly |
not of this world; otherworldly; supernatural. [3 definitions] |
| uneasy |
not comfortable physically or mentally; restless; disturbed; insecure. [3 definitions] |
| uneatable |
combined form of eatable. |