Un en' vied, (un ên' vid,3) exempt | Un for giv' ing, (in för giv' îng,3)re from envy. Un e' quali y, (în kwál è,6) in Un er ring, (in êr' ring,3) certain. being of importance. not spent. Un ex pe'ri enced, (in êks pe' rẻ enst,3)not acquainted by practice. Un ex pe' di ent, (în êks pè' dè ênt,3) not fit, inconvenient. Un ex plored', (în êxs plord',3) not searched out, not known. gwish å bl,3) unquenchable. ous, treacherous, impious. not according to custom. Un fas' ten, (in fas' sn,5) to loose. Un fath' oma ble, (ún fáтx' um à b1,3) not to be sounded by a line. Un feigned', (in fånd's) real, sin- Un fore seen', (în före sèèn',3) not lentless, implacable. Un gen' er ous, (un jên' er ås,3) not Un gov' er na ble, (in gåv' år nå bl, Un grace' ful, (in gråse' fål,3) want ing elegance and beauty. Un grate' ful, (in grite' fil,3) mak ing ill returns, unpleasing. Un hap' py, (a hap' pè,3) miserable 3) unmusical, ill sounded. garded, not worthy of notice. Un hinge', (in hinge',5) to displace by violence, to throw from the hinges. [ety, profaneness. Un ho' li ness, (in ho' lê nês,2) impiUn hurt', (in hårt',3) free from harm Uni for mity, (vd nẻ for' mẻ tẻ,2) even tenour, resemblance, U' ni form ly, (yd' nè förm lè,6) with out variation, one from another. Un im proved', (în împrô¿vd',3) not meliorated, not taught. Un in formed', (ån în formd',3) uninstructed, untaught. Un in hab' it ed, (in în hab' It ed,3) having no dwellers. Un in struc' ted, (in în stråk' têd,3) not taught, illiterate. Un in tel' li gent, (in in tel' lê jênt,3| not knowing. 10 Interjection. Un re pealed, (în rẻ péld,3) not revoked, not abrogated. Un re pent' ed, (în rẻ pênt' êd,3) not regarded with penitential sorrow Un re qui ted, (ủn rẻ kwl těd,3) not compensated for. Un re served’, (ủn rẻ zêrvd,3) frank, open, not limited. Un re sis' ted, (in rẻ zîst' êd,3) not opposed, resistless.[determined Un re solved', (în rẻ zôlvd',3) not Un re vealed', (in rè veld',3) not told. Un in tel' li gi ble, (in în tê là je bl, [not recompensed. Un pop' u lar, (in pop' å lår,3) not fitted to please the people. Un pre pared', (in prẻ pard',3) not fitted by previous measures. Un prin' ci pled, (în prin' se pld,3) not settled in tenets or opinions Un prof'i ta ble, (in prof' è tâ b1,3) useless, serving no purpose. Un pro piti' ous, (in pro' pish is,3) in auspicious, not favourable. Un pro por tioned, (în prò pôr' shund, 3)not suited to something else. Un pro tec' ted, (in prò tak' têd,3)not protected, not supported. Un proved', (in proövd',3) not evinced by argument. Un rec on ciled, (in rek' on sild,3) not reconciled. Un te gen er ate, (in règên' er åte,3) not brought to a new life. [el. Un re lent' ing, (in rẻ lênt' log,s) cru Un ri' valled, (a r vald,3) having no peer or equal. [quil. Un ruf' fled, (n rif' Ad,3) tranUn ru' ly, (du r8' lé,3) turbulent. Un sanc' ti fied, (in singk' te fide,3) unholy, not consecrated. Un sa' ti a ble, (3n så' she b1,3) not to be satisfied. Un sat is fac' tor y (ân sắt tỉs fâk' tår 4,3) not givingsatisfaction. Un sat' is fied, (in sât' tis fide,3) not contented, not pleased. Un scrip' tu ral, (un skrip' tshd ral,8) not defensible by scripture. Un search'a ble, (in sértsh' ble,3) not to be explored. Un sea' son a ble, (in ad' zn å bl,3) unfit, untimely, late. [certain. Un set' tle, (in t' tl,s) to make unUn sha' ken, (on sha' kn,3) not agitated. [ing protection. Un shel' tered, (in shel' tord,3) wantUnskilled', (in skid',3) wanting skill Un skil' ful, (on skil' fül,s) wanting [kind. knowledge, or art. Un so'ci a ble, (in s'shẻ á bl,3) not Un sort' ed, (in sort' éd,3) not distributed by proper separation. Un sought', (in sawt',3) had without seeking corrupted,not orthodox Un sound' (in sound',3) sickly, rotten, Un spea' ka ble, (in spẻ' kå b1,3)not to be expressed. Un sta' bie, (in sta' b1,3) not fixed. Un studied, (in staa'id.3) not premeditated. [not solid,not real. Un sub stan' tial, (in sub stân' shâl,3) Un success' ful, (un sûk sês' fül,3) not having the wished event. Un sui' ta ble, (un su ta bl,3) not Un tu'tored, (in to' tôrd,3) untaught Un twist', (in twist',5) to separate. Un va' ried, (in va' rid,3) not chang ed. [adorned, not decorated. Un var' nished, (în vår' nisht.3) not Un va ry ing, (ần và rẻ ing,3) not liable to change. Un veil', (ån våle',5) to disclose. Un wea' ried, (in wè' rid,3)not tired unsalubrious. [serving, mean. Un wor' thy, (in wůr' THè,3)not deUp' right, (up' rite,3) honest, erect. Up' ward, (ip' wird,5) directed to a higher part. [difficulty. congruous, not equal. Un sul' hied, (in sûl' lid,3) pure. Un sup port' ed, (in sup port' Id,3) not sustained, not assisted. Un sure', (in shure',3) not certain.Ur'gen cy, (ür' jên sè,2)pressure of Un sur mount' a ble, (in sur moint Use' ful, (yise' fül,3) convenient. Use' less, (yose' lês,3) having no end, b1,3) not to be overcome. Un sus cep' ti ble, (ún sus sep' té b1,3) not liable to admit. Un sus pec' ted, (3n sûs pêk têd,) not likely to do or mean ill. answering no purpose. Ush' er, (ish' ir,2) an under teacher, (s) to introduce. U' su al, (yd' zhd 41,3) frequent. Un sus pici' ous, (in sûs pish' is,3)U' su rer, (v zhủ rår,2) one who having no suspicion. Un taught', (is tawt',3) uneducated Un thank' ful, (in thingk' fill,3) ungrateful. [thoughtless Un think, ing, (in things' Ing,3) Un til', (in til,6) in the time that. Un timely, (in time' lé,3) happening before the natural time.[ed puts money out at interest. U surp, (yd zurp',5) to possess without right, to force, intrusion. sur pa' tion, (yd zår på'shůn,2) illegal seizure or possession. surp er, (y zarp' ir,2) one who seizes that to which he has no [for money. right. Un trained, (in trand',3) not educat-U' su ry, (y zhà rẻ,2) interest paid Uu tried' (in tride',3) not yet at-U ten' sil, (yå tên' sil,2) an instru tempted, not experienced. Un true', (in tr88',3) false." Un truth', (in tr88th,2) a falsehood! ment for any use,as tools. U til' i ty, (yu ta' è tè,2) usefulness U to' pi an, (ya to' på án,3) ideal. nor, not, tåbe, tub, 7 Preposition, bash, noise, coin, sound, Tuine, think. 8 Conjunction, 6 Adverb, Va can cy, (và kắn sẻ,2) vacuity. Ve' hi cle, (ve' he k1,2) a carriage. verent respect, regard. instrument to supply close pla- one who speaks in such a manner that the sound seems to issue from the ventricle. Ven tril' o quy, (vên trl' 18 kwè,2) [arrogantly.|Ven tri cle, (văn trẻ k1,2) stomach. Vain ly, (vine' lê,6) idly, foolishly,| Ven tril o quist, (vẻn tr′ lỗ kwht,2) Val e dic' tion, (val & dile shin,2) a farewell. [bidding farewell. Val e dic' tor y, (vál é dik' tår 4,3) Val e tu di na' ri an, (vâl lễ tổ de nổ rẻ in,2 & 3) a person uncommonly careful of his health. Val e to dina ry, (vật là tớ đề nổ 3) weakly, sickly, infirm Val' iant, (val' yant,3)stout, brave. Val' our, (val' år,2) personal bravery Val' u a ble, (vår då ы1,3) precious. Ver bose', (vêr båse',3) prolix, teVal u a' tion, (vål i d'shun,2) ap-Ver bos' i ty, (vêr bôs' è tè,2) exube rẻ, praisement. [praise. Val' ue, (var 1,2) price, (5) to apValve, (válv,2) a folding door.. Van, (van,2) the front of an army. Van guard', (vin gyård',2) the front. Va' por ous, (v pôr is,3) flatulent, fumy exhalation. Va ri a ble, (và rủ £ h1,3) changeable, mutable. [tion, change. Va ri ation, (v rd ' shon,2) mutaVa' ri e gate, (v' red gåte,s) to diversify. [geable. Va'ri ous, (vi'r de,3) different,chanVeg' e ta ble, (ved' je t b1,3) belonging to a plant. [as plants. Veg' e tate, (ved' je tate,s) to grow Ve'he mence, (vehé mense,2) violence speaking inwardly.[(5) to dare. Ven' ture, (ven' tshire,2) a hazard, Verb, (vårb,2) a part of speech. Ver' ball y, (ver' bal 4,6) orally. Ver ba' tim, (ver bå' tim,6) word for word. [dious. rance of words, much empty talk. [of a jury to the judge. Ver' dict,(ver' dikt,2) determination Ver i fi ca' tion, (vêr è fè kå′ shẳn,2) confirmation by argument. Verse, (verse,2) a piece of poetry. the art of making verses. Vic' tor, (vik' tur,2) a conqueror. [triumph. quering. Vertical (ver'te kål,3) perpendicular | Vic to'ri ous, (vik tổ rẻ ús,3) conVes' per, (ves' pir,2) evening star. Ves' pers, (vès' parz,2) the evening service. [thing containing. Ves' sel, (vès 2) a ship, or any Ves' tal,(vés tál,2) a pure virgin,(3) denoting pure virginity. Ves' ti bule(ves' te båle,2) the porch or first entrance of a house. Ves' tige, (vés' tidje,2) footstep. Ves' try, (vês' trẻ,2) a parochial as-Vig' il ance, (via' jil ânse,2) watchful [robe. sembly room. sion for a journey. second commander of a fleet. Vice a’gent, (vise a jent,2) one who food, the support of life, meat. Vig' il ant, (vid' jil ânt,3) watchful. flowers in painting. Vig' or ous, (vig' år ås,3) forcible. lection of houses, not a town. Vil' la ger, (vid jôr,2) an inhabitant of a village. Vil' lain, (vil' lin,2) a wicked wretch tify, to support, to maintain. Vin di ca tion, (vẫn dẻ kế shủng2) acts in the place of another. defence, justification, assertion Vice ge' rent, (vise je' rẻnt,2) a lieu- Vin dic' tive, (vin dik' tiv,3) retenant, deputy. [king. vengeful. [bears the grape Viceroy, (vise' rè,2) a deputy Vine, (vine,2) a crawling plant that Vi cin'i ty, (ve sin' è té,2) neigh-Vin' e gar, (yin' né går,2)acid, sour. bourhood, nearness, adjacency. Vici nal, (vis' è nâ!,3) near. Vicious,(3) devoted to vice. Vi ciss i tude.(vé sta ́é túde,2) regular change, revolution. Vie' tim, (vik' tim,2) a sacrifice. Vine' yard, (vin' yêrd,2) a ground which grapes are gathered. Vintner, (vint' nur,2) who sells wi Vi'o late, (v' late,5) to injure |