Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mè, mët-pine, pin-nò, môve,

[vest

[ture

Unfashionableness, an-fash ́än-à-bl-nês s.Unfulfilled, än-fül-fild' a. not fulfilled deviation from the mode [regular form Unfurl, ün-fürl' v. a. to expand Unfashioned, in-fash'and a. having no Unfurnish, in-für'nish v. a. to strip, to di Unfasten, un-fas'sn v. a. to loose, to unfix Unfurnished, un-für'nisht a. without furni Unfathomable, ån-fâтí'ům-á-bl a. not to Ungainly, an-gåne'lé a. awkward be sounded by a line [sounded Ungartered, un-går'tůrd a. being without Unfathomed, an-farm'umd a. not to bel garters fnot picked Unfavourable,an-fa'yor-a-bla.unpropitious Ungathered, un-gârı'ård a. not cropped, Unfavourably, un-fa'vůr-ä-blé a. unkind-Ungenerous, an-jên'êr-às a. nin, igno ly, unpropitiously [feathers minious Unfeathered, un-férн'ård a. naked of Ungentle, un-jên tl a. harsh, rude, rugged Unfeeling, in-fèè'ling a. insensible Ungentlemanly, un-jên'tl-mân-lè ad. illibe. Unfeigned, an-fand' a. real, sincere Ungird, un-gerd' v. a. to loose a girdle [ral Unfeignedly, un-fà'nêd-lé ud. really, sin- Ungirt, un-gért' a. loosely dressed

cerely

Unglue, an-glu' v. a. to loose any thing ce miented

Unfelt, an-felt' a. not felt [any enclosure
[edness
Unfenced, in-fenst' a. not surrounded by Ungodliness, un-gôd'lè-nes s. impiety,wich
Unfetter,an-fet'tårv.a.to free from shackles Ungodly, in-gôd'le u. wicked, negligent of
Unfinished, dn-fin'isht a. incomplete
Unfit, an-fit a. improper

Unfitly, un-fit le ud. not properly

Unfitness, un-fitnes s. want of propriety
Unfix, un-fiks' v. a. to loosen

God

[ruled

Ungovernable, an-gåv ́år-nâ-bl «. not to be Ungoverned, un-gúv'årnd a. ûnbridled, licentious

[gance

Ungraceful, an-gråse'ful a. wanting ele Unfledged, in-flêdjd' a. that has not yet Ungracious, an-grà'shús a. offensive, up

the full furniture of feathers

Unfoiled, an-föild' a. unsubdued

pleasing

[turns [er Ungrateful, an-gråte'fůl a. making ill re Unfold, an-fold' v. a. to expand; to discov-Ungratefulness, an-gråte'fål-nês s. ingratiUnforbidden, an-för-bid'dn a. not prohib- tude

ited [seen by prescience Ungrounded, ûn-grðûn'dèd . having no Unforeknown, an-före-none' a. not fore- foundation

ened

[gent

Unforeseen, un-fore-sèèn' a. not known be- Unguarded, an-gyår'ded a. careless, negli fore it happened Unhandsome, un-hân'sům a. ungraceful; Unforgiving, an-för-giving a. relentless, illiberal implacable [regular shape Unhandy, an-hand'è a. awkward Unformed, an-förmd' a. not modified into Unhappy, ůn-håp'pè a. wretched, unfort Unfortified, on-för'tè-fide a. not strength- nate, distressed [portionate; unmusica Unharmonious, an-hår-mò'nè-ás a. dispro Unfortunate, an-för'tshu-nất a. unprosper-Unharness, ân-hår'nês v. a. to loose from Ons, wanting luck [happily the traces {the eggi Unfortunately, un-för'tshu-nât-lè ad. un-Unhatched, an-hatsht' a. not disclosed from Unfound, an-found' a. not found Unhealthful, an-helth'ful a. unwholesome Unframed, on-fràmd' a. not formed Unhealthy, an-helth'è a. sickly, wanting Unfrequent, an-frè'kwênt a. uncommon health fear; not vouchsafed an audience Unfrequented, an-frè-kwênt'èd a. rarely Unheard, an-herd' a. not perceived by the visited [monly Unheeded, ûn-hèèd'èd a. disregarded Unfrequently, in-frè'kwênt-lè ad. not com-Unheeding, an-hèèd'ing a. negligent Unfriendly, on-frênd'lè a. not kind [ness Unhelped, an-helpt' a. unassisted Unfriendliness, ân-frènd'lè-nès s. unkind-Unhewn, in-hane' part. a. not hewn afrozen. An-fro zn a. not congealed to ice Unhinge, an-hinje' v. a. to throw from the văzuitful, ân-frðöt'fül a. not fertile hinges; to displace by violence

når, nôt-tube, tảb, båll-dil-pòûnd—thim, THIS. Unholiness,an-ho ́lè-nės s.impiety,profane- Unintermitted, an-in-têr-mit'tēd a. con

ness

tinued

Unholy, an-ho'lè a. profane, wicked Uninterrupted, an-In-têr-råp'têd a. not in
Unhonoured, ån-ôn'nård a. not treated terrupted Twithout interruption
with respect
Uninterruptedly, un-in-têr-råp'têd-lè ad
Unhoop, an-hoop' v. a. to divest of hoops Uninvited, un-in-vi'ted a. not asked [cord
Unhoped, an-hopt' a. greater than hope Union, yu'ne-un s. the act of joining, con
had promised [no room to hope Unison, ya'nè-sån a. sounding alone
Unhopeful, un-hope'fål a. such as leaves Unison, yù'nè-sûn s. a string that has the
Unhorse, an-horse' v. a. to throw from the same sound with another
saddle
Thabitation Unit, yu'nits. one, the least number
Unhouse, an-hôâzè' v. a. to drive from the Unite, yd-nite' v. a. to join; to make tơ
Unhoused, un-hỏůzd' a. homeless, wanting

a house

Unhumbled, in-ům'bld a. not humbled
Unhurt, un-hårt' a. free from harm

agree

(concord

Unicorn, ya'nė-korn s. a beast that has on- Unity, yu'ne-te s. the state of being one;

ly one horn

Unitedly, yu-nited-lè ad. conjointly
Unitive, yu'nè-tiv a. having the power of
uniting
Univalve, yù'ne-vâly a. having one shell
Universal, yu-nè-ver'sâl a. general; com-
prising all particulars

[instructed ful

[lity

Uniform, yu'ne-form a. similar to itself Uniformity,yu-nè-för’mé-tè s. even tenour; resemblance of one to another [ation Universality, yu-né-ver-sâl'è-tè s. generaUniformly, yu'né-form-lè ad. without vari- Universally, yu-né-vêr'sâl-è ad. without Unimaginable, an-îm-måd'jîn-â-bl a. not to exception [of things be imagined [ed Universe, ya'nè-verse s. the general system Unimpeached, an-im-pèètsht' a. not accus-University, yu'ne-ver-se-te s. a school' Unimportant, an-im-pôr'tânt a. assuming where all the arts and faculties are no airs of dignity [ble of melioration taught and studied Unimprovable, an-im-proôv'å-bl a. incapa- Univocal, yù-niv'd-kâl a. having one mean Unimproveableness, un-im-proov'à-bl-nês ing; certain, regular [rated s. quality of not being improvable Unjointed, an-jõîn'têd a. disjointed, sepaUnimproved, un-im-prððvd ́a. not taught, Unjoyous, un-jôè ́ûs a, not gay, not cheernot meliorated Uninformed, un-in-formd' a. untaught, un-Unjust, an-just' a. iniquitous [justified Uningenuous, an-in-jên'à-as a. illiberal Unjustifiable, an-jas'tè-fl-a-bl a. not to be Uninhabitable, an-in-háb'it-â-bl a. unfit to Unjustifiableness, an-jas'tè-fl-å-bl-nes 5. be inhabited [dwellers the quality of not being justifiable Uninhabited, un-in-håb'it-êd a. having no Unjustifiably, un-jus'te-fl-a-blè ad. in a Uninjured, un-in'jurd a. unhurt manner not to be justified [trary to right Uninscribed, un-în-skrlbd ́a. having no in-Unjustly, an-just'le ad. in a manner conscription Unkennel, in-kẻn'nîl v. a. to drive from its Uninstructed, an-in-stråk'têd a. not taught Unkept, an-kept' a. not kept Jninstructive, un-in-struktiv a. not con- Unkind, in-kyind' a. not favourable ferring any improvement Unkindly, un-ky ind'lè a. unnatural; unfavourable Unkindly, un-kyind'lè ad. without kindInintelligibly, ûn-în-têl'lè-jè-blè ad. not to Unkindness, an-kylnd'nès `s. ill-will, want be understood

Jnintelligible, an-în-têl'lè-jè-bl ́a. not such as can be understood

of affection

[hole

[ness

nintentional, un-in-tên'shin-âl a. happen- Unknowing, an-no'ing a. ignorant ing without design [interest Unknowingly, in-no ing-le ad, ignorantly ninterested, in-în'tèr-ès-têd a. not having Unknown, an-none' a. not known

ùn-mån'når-lè-nes

S.

Fate, får, fåll, fåt—mè, mét—plne, pîn-nò, måve, Unlaboured, an-là'bård a. spontaneous, Unmannerliness, voluntary [fastened with strings breach of civility Unlace, an-låse v. a. to loose any thing Unmannerly, an-mân'nůr-lè a. ill-bred,not Unlade, în-låde' v. a. to unload; to exon-Unmarried, ún-măr'rid a. having no husband, or no wife

erate

[civil

Unlamented, an-lâ-mênt'êd a. not deplored Unmask, un-måsk' v.a. to strip off a mask
Unlatch, ün-lâtsh' v. a. to open by lifting Unmasked, un-måskt' a. open to the view
up the latch
Unmastered, un-mäs tård u. not subdued
Unmeaning, un-me'ning a. expressing no
meaning
less
[to law Unmeasurable, un-mêzh'ür-â-bl a. bound-
Unmeditated, în-mêd'è-tà-těd a. not form-
ed by previous thought

Unlawful, un-law'fůl a. contrary to law
Unlawfully, in-låw'fûl-è ad. in an unlaw-

ful manner

Unlawfulness, in-låw'fül-nês s. contrariety
Unlearn, an-lêrn' v. a. to forget, to disuse
what has been learned
Unlearned, an-lêr'ned a. ignorant
Unleavened, in-lẻv'vẻnd a. not fermented
Unless, in-lés' conj. except, if not
Unlettered, un-lêt tûrd à. unlearned,
taught

Unmeet, an-meèt' a. not fit, not proper Unmellowed, în-mêl'lòde a. not fully ri pened

Unmelted,an-mêlt'êd a.undissolved by heat un-Unmentioned, un-men ́shånd a. not told, not named

Unlevelled, an-lêv'êld a. not cut even Unmerciful, in-mêr'sè-fůl a. cruel, severe Unlicensed, un-ll'sẻnst a, having no regu- Unmercifully, ủa-mer'sè-fůl-ė ad. without lar permission

Ualicked, un-likt' a. shapeless

Unlike, an-like' a. dissimilar

mercy

[ency; cruelty

Unmercifulness,ån-mêr'sè-fûl-ness.inclem[lity Unmerited, un-mêr'it-êd a. not deserved Unlikelihood, in-like'lè-hůd s. improbabi-Unmindful, ån-mind'fål u. negligent, inat

Unlikely, in-like'lè a. improbable
Unlikeness, in-like'nês s. dissimilitude
Unlimitable, an-lîm'ît-â-bl a. admitting no
bounds

tentive

Lany thing mingled Unmingled, in-ming gld a. not vitiated by Unmitigated,un-mit è-gå-teda.not softened Unmixed, dn-mikst' a. not mingled with Unlimited, an-lim'ît-êd a.having no bounds any thing, pure [turbance Unlink, in-link' v. a. to untwist, to open Unmolested, an-mô-lêst'ed a. free from disUnliquified, an-lik'wè-fide a. unmelted,un-Unmoor, un-môôr' . a. to loose from land dissolved [onerate by taking up the anchors Unload, an-lode' v. a. to disburden, to ex-Unmoveable, an-môôv'à-bha. such as canUnlock, an-lok' v. a. to open what is shut not be removed

with a lock

Unmoved, an-mỏỏvd' a. noí put ont of one place into another; not affected

ering from the face

Unloose, un-loose' v. a. to loose [ness
Unloveliness, an-lúv ́lè-nês s. uuamiable-Unmuffle, in-måf'fl v. a. to put off a cov.
Unlovely, in-luv'lè a. unable to excite love
Unluckily, un-lük'e-lè ad. unfortunately
Unlucky, an-lük'è a. unfortunate; subject
to frequent misfortunes; inauspicious
Unmade, an-måde' a. not yet formed
Unman, an-mân' v. a.to deprive of the con-
stituent qualities of a human being; to
emasculate; to eject

Unmusical, un-nrú'zé-kâl a. not harmoni-
ous, not pleasing by sound
Unnamed, n-namd a. not mentioned
Unnatural, an-nat'tshů-rål a. contrary to

the laws of nature

Unnaturally, un-nat'tshu-rål-lè ad. in oppo[ageable sition to nature

Unmanageable, un-mân'è-ja-bl a. not inan-Unnavigable, un-nâv'è-gå-bla. not to be Uumanly, an-man'lè a. unbecoming a man, navigated [out necessity effeminate Unmannered, ån-mân'nård a. rude,uncivil Unuecessary, Ennecessarily, ån-nês'sês-sû-re-lė ad. with an-nës'sês-så-rè a, needless

dered

́nor, nôt-tåbe, tåb, båll-811-påånd-thin, THIS.

a. not such as

Unneighbourly, un-nå'bår-lè a. not suitable Unpleasantness, an-plêz'ânt-nes s. want of
to the duties of a neighbour
qualities to give delight [gusting
Unnerved, un-nervd' a. weak, feeble Unpleasing, in-plè'zing a. offensive, dis-
Unnambered, an-nam bård a. inuumerable Unpliant, un-pll'ant a. not easily bent
Unobservable, un-ôb-zêr'vâ-bl a. not to be Unploughed, un-ploud' a. not ploughed
an-po-êt'tè-kâl
Unobservant,ûn-ôb-zer'vânt a.not attentive Unpoetick, an-po-tie-kal
Unobserved, an-ôb-zervd' a. not regarded becomes a poet
Unobserving, En-ôb-zer'ving a. inattentive Unpolished, ån-pôl'isht a. not smoothed;
Unobstructed, an-ôb-stråk'ted a. not hin- not civilized
Unpolite, an-po-lite' a. not elegant, not civil
Unoccupied, in-ôk'ků-pide a. unpossessed Unpolluted, an-pol-lu'tid a. not corrupted
Unoffending, in-of-fend'ing a. harmless, Unpopular, an-pop'ù-lår a. not fitted to
I sinless [by hostility or obstruction please the people
Unopposed,un-op-pòzd' a. not encountered Unportable,an-port'å-bla.not to be carried
Unorganized, an-or'gân-izd a. having no Unpossessed, an-pôz-zest' a. not obtained
part instrumental to the nourishment of Unpractised, un-pråk ́tist a. not skilled by
the rest
use and experience
Unprecedented, an-près'sè-dên-têd a. not
[prejudice
Unprejudiced, an-pred ju-dist a. free from
Unpremeditated,ûn-pré-mêd'è-ta-tẻd a. not
prepared in the mind beforehand
Unprepared, in-pré-pård' a. not fitted by
previous measures [of being unprepared
Unpreparedness, un-pre-pa'red-nés s. state
[ble Unprevented, un-pré-vênt'êd u. not previ-
Unpardonable, an-pår'dn-a-bl a, irremissi- ously hindered"
[a prince
Unpardonably, un-pår'dn-â-blè ad. beyond Unprincely, an-prins'le a. unsuitable to
forgiveness
Unprincipled, un-prin'sè-pld a. not settled
Unpardoned, an-pår'ând a. not forgiven in tenets or opinions
Unparliamentary, ån-pår-lè-mẻnt'ă-rè a. Unprofitable, un-prôf'è-tå-bl a. useless
contrary to the rules of parliament Unprofitableness, ån-prôf'è-tå-bl-nês s.use-
Unpeg, in-pig' v. a. to open any thing clo-
lessness

Unowned, an-ònd' a. having no owner
Unpack, un-pak' v. a. to exonerate; to justifiable by any example
open any thing bound together
Unpaid, un-påde a. not discharged
Unpalatable, ån-pàl'à-tå-bl a. nauseous,
disgusting

Unparagoned,un-pâr'â-gônd a. unequalled
Unparalleled, an-pâr'âÏ-lêld u. not to be

matched

sed with a peg [pension Unprofitably, un-prof'è-tå-blè ad. uselessly Unpensioned, an-pen'shånd a. without a Unprolifick, in-pro-lif'ik a. barren, not Unperceived, ůn-pêr-sèvd ́ a. not observed productive Unperformed, in-per-förmd' a. undone Unpropitious,an-prò-pish'às a.inauspicious Unperishable, un-pêr'îsh-â-bl a. lasting to Unproportioned, un-pro-por'shånd a. not perpetuity suited to something else [upheld Unpnilosophical, un-fil-lò-zôf'è-kål a. un-Unpropped, an-propt' a. not supported, not suitable to the rules of philosophy Unprosperous, un-pros'pår-ås a. unfortu Unpin, un-pin' v. a. to open what is fasten[ed ed with a pin Unprotected, an-prò-têk têd a. not protectUnpitied, un-pittid a. not compassionated Unproved, un-proôvd' a. not evinced by Unpitying un-pit'tè-ing a. having no compassion [easy Unprovided, ån-prô-vl'dêd a. not secured Unpleasant, in-plêz'ânt a. troublesome,un- or qualified by previous measures Unpleasantly, en-plêz'ånt-lè ad. not de- Unprovoked, un-pro-vokt' a. not provoked lightfully, uneasily Unpruned, an-prùnd' a. not cut, not lopped

nate

arguments

Fate, får, fåll, Unpublished, ån-påb'lisht a.

a.

un-Unrepented, ân-ré-pênt ́êd a, not røgarded
with penitential sorrow
Unrepenting, an-re-penting not peni-
Unrepentant, un-ré-pênt'ânt
Unrepining, an-ré-pl'ning a. not peevishly
complaining

tent

fåt—mè, mêt—pine, pin-nỏ, môve, secret, known Unpunished, an-pun'isht a. not punished Unpurchased, un-pår'tshast a. unbought Unpurged, an-pårjd' a. not purged Unpurified, in-pù're-fide a. not cleansed Unpursued, un-pår-sude' a. not pursued Unqualified, an-kwol'è-fide a. not fit Unquenchable, ån-kwênsh'å-bl a. unextin- ed guishable Unquenched, in-kwênsht' a.not extinguish- to blame Unquenchableness, an-kwensh'â-bl-nês s. Unrequited, in-rè-kwi'ted a. not compenunextinguishableness [dubitable Unreserved, in-rè-zêrvd' a. open, frank Unquestionable, an-kwês'tshån-å-bl a. in- Unreservedly, ån-rè-zêr'vêd-lè ad. without Unquestionably, ån-kwês'tshûn-â-blè ad.in- concealment, openly dubitably Unreservedness, un-rè-zêr'vêd-nès Unquestioned,an-kwês'tshůnd a.not doubtness, frankness Unquiet, an-kwi'êt a. disturbed; restless Unresisted, an-ré-zis'ted a. notUnquietly, an-kwi'êt-lè ad. uneasily Unresisting, un-rè-zis'ting a. not opposing Unquietness, an-kwl'êt-nês s. want of tran-Unresolvable, ån-ré-zól'va-bl a. not to be quillity; restlessness solved [ed; not cleared Unracked, un-råkt' a. not poured from the Unresolved, un-re-zólvd' a. not determinlees Unrestored, ån-rè-stòrd' a. not restored Unravel, an-rav'vl v. a. to disentangle, to Unrestrained, un-rè-strand'a. not confin

Unreplenished, în-rè-plèn'isht a. not filled
Unreproached,un-rè-pròtsht' u.not censu

[ed Unreprovable,ûn-rè-prôðv'â-bla.not liable
[sated for

extricate

Unrazored, an-rå'zård a. unshaven
Unread, in-red' a. not read, untaught

Unreal, an-ré'âl a. unsubstantial

[ed

ed; licentious

s.open

ot opposed

Unretracted, ån-rè-trák'têd a. not revoked
Unrevealed,un-ré-vèld' a. not told, not dis-

covered

Unreasonable, in-rè'zn-å-bl a. exorbitant ; Unrevenged, ån-re-vênjd' a. not revenged not agreeable to reason Unrewarded, in-rẻ-wård'êd a. not recomUnreasonableness, ån-rè'zn-â-bl-nês s. ex- pensed [ma, to explain orbitance; inconsistency with reason Unriddle, ån-rid'dl v. a. to solve an enigUnreclaimed, un-rè-klåmda. not reformed Unrig, un-rig' v. a. to strip off the tackle Unreconciled, ån-rêk'ôn-sild a. not recon-Unrighteous, un-ri'tshè-ůs a. unjust, wickciled ed, sinful Twickedly Unrecorded, in-rè-kōr’dêd a. not recorded Unrighteously, un-rl'tshè-ůs-lè ad.unjustly, Unreformed, ån-rè-förmd' a. not amended, Unrighteousness, ån-rl'tshè-ûs-nès s.wicknot corrected edness, injustice Unrefracted, in-re-fråk'ted a.not refracted Unrip, dn-rip' v. a. to cut open Unrefreshed, in-rè-frẻsht' a. not cheered, Unripe, on-rlpe' a. immature not relieved Unripened, un-ri'pnd a. not matured Unregarded, an-re-gyår'dèd a. not heeded Unripeness, an-ripe'nēs s. immaturity Unregenerate, an-ré-jên'êr-åte not Unrivalled, un-rl'váld a. having no peer or brought to a new life

a.

equal

for convolved Unrelenting, in-rè-lent'ing a. hard, cruel Unrol, an-role' v. a. to open what is rolled Unrelieved, an-ré-lèèvd' a. not succoured Unroof, in-roof' v. a. to strip off the roof Unremediable, an-ré-mè'dè-â-bl a. admit-Unrounded, an-roånd'êd a. not shaped ting no remedy Unruffled, an-råf'fld a. calm, tranquil Unremoved,an-re-moôvd'a.not taken away Unruliness, un-rôôl'lè-nès s. turbulence,t Unrepealed, un-ré-pèlď z. not revoked multuousness