| unscrew |
to remove or loosen the screws of. [3 definitions] |
| unscriptural |
combined form of scriptural. |
| unscrupulous |
lacking concern for honesty, fairness, or the like; without conscience or scruples. |
| unseal |
to break or remove the seal of; unfasten; open. [2 definitions] |
| unseam |
to undo to rip apart the seams of. |
| unsearchable |
not able to be investigated; mysterious; inscrutable. |
| unseasonable |
of the weather, not appropriate for or characteristic of the season. [2 definitions] |
| unseasoned |
combined form of seasoned. |
| unseat |
to throw or cause to fall from one's seat, esp. from a saddle; unhorse. [2 definitions] |
| unseaworthy |
combined form of seaworthy. |
| unsecured |
not made secure or tight. [2 definitions] |
| unseeded |
combined form of seeded. |
| unseemly |
not in accord with accepted social standards; improper; indecorous. [2 definitions] |
| unseen |
not seen, observed, or discovered; invisible; unnoticed. [2 definitions] |
| unsegmented |
combined form of segmented. |
| unself-conscious |
combined form of self-conscious. |
| unself-consciously |
combined form of self-consciously. |
| unself-consciousness |
combined form of self-consciousness. |
| unselfish |
apt to share with or sacrifice for others; generous. |
| unsensational |
combined form of sensational. |
| unsensitive |
combined form of sensitive. |