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| ug | "fear" | |
| ught | "early dawn" | |
| ughten | "early dawn" | |
| ughtly | "matutinal" | |
| ughtsong | "morning song" | |
| ughttide | "early dawn" | |
| ugsome | "fearful" | |
| un | "to grant, to allow" | |
| un | "favour, approval, permission" | |
| unafightingly | "unfightable, inevitable" | |
| unafilledly | "unfillable" | |
| unafillingly | "unfillable" | |
| unafounden | "undiscovered" | |
| unaleaved | "not allowed" | |
| unaleavingly | "not allowable" | |
| unameten | "unmeasured" | |
| unarimed | "unnumbered" | |
| unarimedly | "innumerable" | |
| unarimingly | "innumerable" | |
| unasayingly | "unspeakable" | |
| unastirringly | "immovable" | |
| unasunderedly | "inseperable" | |
| unatamedly | "untameable" | |
| untiringly | "undefatiguable" | |
| unathel | "ignoble" | |
| unathel | "to degrade" | |
| unathelborn | "not of noble birth" | |
| unathelness | "ignobility" | |
| unatspornen | "not hindered" | |
| unawemmed | "spotless" | |
| unawemmedness | "incorruption" | |
| unawendingly | "unchangeable" | |
| unawent | "unchanged" | |
| unawently | "unchangeable" | |
| unbearingly | "unbearable" | |
| unbearingness | "barrenness" | |
| unbeburied | "unburied" | |
| unbeeted | "uncompensated" | |
| unbeflitten | "undisputed" | |
| unbehoof | "disadvantage" | |
| unbelievedly | "incredible" | |
| unbelievely | "incredible" | |
| unbereavingly | "unbereavable" | |
| unbesaken | "undisputed" | |
| unbesmitten | "undefiled" | |
| unbewedded | "unbetrothed; unmarried" | |
| unbighed | "unbent" | |
| unbighingly | "inflexible" | |
| unblessing | "curse" | |
| unbliss | "unhappiness" | |
| unbliss | "to make unhappy" | |
| unblithe | "unhappy" | |
| unbold | "timid" | |
| unbroad | "narrow" | |
| unbrosening | "incorrutibility" | |
| unbroseningly | "incorruptible" | |
| unbuxom | "disobedient" | |
| unbuxomhood | "disobedience" | |
| unbuxomness | "disobedient" | |
| uncleamed | "unsmeared" | |
| uncleanse | "to unpurify" | |
| uncleansed | "unpurified" | |
| uncomelithe | "inhospitable" | |
| uncunning | "ignorance" | |
| undavenly | "improper" | |
| undeadliness | "immortality" | |
| undeadly | "immortal" | |
| undealt | "undivided" | |
| undear | "unprecious" | |
| undeed | "wicked deed" | |
| undeep | "shallow" | |
| undeepthankle | "shallow, silly" | |
| underback | "backward, back, behind" | |
| underbear | "to support" | |
| underbegin | "to undertake" | |
| underbow | "to submit (to)" | |
| undercram | "to stuff or fill underneath" | |
| undercreep | "to be secretly grasped; to penetrate, to undermine" | |
| underdelve | "to dig under, to undermine" | |
| underdo | "to put under" | |
| underfang | "to seize, to receive" | |
| underflow | "to flow under" | |
| undergang | "to undergo" | |
| underget | "to understand" | |
| undergin | "to begin, to undertake" | |
| underlout | "to submit" | |
| undermeal | "morning meal" | |
| un-dern | "unhidden" | |
| undern | "morning (from 9 a.m. to noon); the third hour" | |
| underneathmost | "lowest of all" | |
| undernim | "to take in, to understand" | |
| undernmeal | "morning time; morning meal" (other spelling under) | |
| undernmeat | "morning meal, breakfast" | |
| underput | "to put under" | |
| undernrord | "breakfast" | |
| underntide | "third hour (9 a.m.), morning time; tierce" | |
| undersark | "undershirt" | |
| underseek | "to examine" | |
| underset | "to set under" | |
| undertheed | "subjects" | |
| undertheed | "subjected" | |
| undertheed | "to subjoin, to add; to subjugate, to subject" | |
| undertheedingly | "subjunctive" | |
| undertheedness | "subjection, submission" | |
| underthue | "subject, slave" | |
| undertonguethrum | "tongue ligament" | |
| underwed | "a deposit, pledge" | |
| underwroot | "to root up" | |
| underyoke | "to subjugate" | |
| undolven | "untilled, undug" | |
| undoom | "unjust judgement, injustice" | |
| undreeved | "undisturbed" | |
| undrunken | "sober" | |
| undursty | "timid" | |
| unealed | "unburnt" | |
| uneared | "unploughed; uncultivated" | |
| uneath | "not easy" | |
| uneathness | "difficulty" | |
| unendingly | "infinitive, infinite" | |
| unfain | "unglad" | |
| unfanded | "untried" | |
| unfar | "not far" | |
| unfast | "unfastened" | |
| unfastread | "inconstant" | |
| unfastreadness | "inconstancy" | |
| unfax | "without hair" | |
| unforbowingly | "unavoidable" | |
| unforburnt | "unburnt" | |
| unforcouth | "reputable" | |
| unforhavedness | "incontinence" | |
| unforletten | "unabandoned" | |
| unforrottedly | "incorruptible" | |
| unforrottingly | "incorruptible" | |
| unforspornen | "not hindered" | |
| unforswied | "not passed over in silence" | |
| unforwandedly | "unhesitatingly" | |
| unforyolden | "unrequited" | |
| unfoulingly | "incorruptible" | |
| unfrained | "unasked" | |
| unframe | "disadvantage" | |
| unfriend | "hostile person" | |
| unfriendship | "hostility" | |
| unfrith | "breach of peace" | |
| unfrood | "inexperienced" | |
| unfullfremmed | "imperfect" | |
| unfullfremmedness | "imperfection" | |
| unfullfremming | "imperfection" | |
| unfullwrought | "imperfect" | |
| unfurn | "not long ago" | |
| unglew | "unwise" | |
| unglewness | "unwiseness, folly" | |
| unglewship | "unwiseness, folly" | |
| ungripingly | "incomprehensible" | |
| unguestlithe | "inhospitable" | |
| unhair | "to deprive of hair" | |
| unharmyearn | "inoffensive" | |
| unhattle | "unhostile, peaceable" | |
| unhealingly | "incurable" | |
| unhealth | "illhealth; sickness" | |
| unhearness | "hardness of hearing" | |
| unhearsome | "disobedient" | |
| unhearsomeness | "disobedience" | |
| unheamed | "unmarried" | |
| unhearsome | "disobediant" | |
| unhearsomeness | "disobedience" | |
| unhemmed | "unrestrained" | |
| unhend | "remote; discourteous" | |
| unhendness | "remoteness" | |
| unhent | "uncaught" | |
| unhide | "to uncover, to make public" | |
| uhightly | "without joy" | |
| unhode | "to unfrock, to divest of holy orders" | |
| unhold | "disloyal" | |
| unholdsome | "unchaste" | |
| unholdsomeness | "incontinence, unchastity" | |
| unhope | "despair" | |
| unhoten | "unpromised, unbidden" | |
| unimbfangenly | "incomprehensible" | |
| unimbwently | "unalterable" | |
| unkindly | "unnatural" | |
| unkist | "mistake, vice, crime; stinginess" | |
| unkisty | "mean, stingy" | |
| unkith | "ignorance; foreign country" | |
| unlaw | "injustice" | |
| unleared | "unlearned" | |
| unlearedly | "unteachable" | |
| unlearedness | "unlearnedness" | |
| unlease | "not false, true" | |
| unleesingly | "inextricable" | |
| unlength | "brevity" | |
| unlichhamely | "incorporeal" | |
| unlib | "poisonous drug, poison; witchcraft" | |
| unlibwright | "worker of spells and poison; wizard" | |
| unlief | "undear" | |
| unlimp | "mishap" | |
| unlimply | "unfortunate, inconvenient" | |
| unlittle | "not small, much, great, very large" | |
| unlitty | "unsightly, deformed" | |
| unlore | "bad doctrine or learning" | |
| unlust | "evil desire" | |
| unman | "monster; wicked man" | |
| unmany | "not many" | |
| unmear | "inglorious" | |
| unmeathly | "excessive" | |
| unmeet | "excessive, immense" | |
| unmeetness | "excessiveness, immensity" | |
| unmichel | "little" | |
| unmight | "inability, weakness" | |
| unmightly | "impossible" | |
| unmildheart | "merciless" | |
| unmindling or unmindlings | "unawares, unexpectedly" | |
| unmindy | "unmindful" | |
| unminged | "unmixed" | |
| unmirth | "sadness" | |
| unmood | "depression" | |
| unneeding or unneedings | "without compulsion, willingly" | |
| unnigh | "not near, far away" | |
| unnit | "useless" | |
| unnitly | "useless" | |
| unnitness | "uselessness" | |
| unnitworth | "unprofitable" | |
| unore | "dishonour" | |
| unore | "to dishonour" | |
| unorely | "dishonourable" | |
| unoreworth | "to dishonour" | |
| unoreworthly | "dishonourable" | |
| unoreworthness | "dishonour" | |
| unovercome | "unsubdued" | |
| unoverswithingly | "unconquerable" | |
| unoverwon | "unconquered" | |
| unoverwrien | "not covered" | |
| unown | "not one's own" | |
| unpleely | "not dangerous" | |
| unqueem | "not pleasing" | |
| unread | "folly" | |
| unreadfast | "unreliable" | |
| unreadly | "thoughtless" | |
| unreet | "to make sad" | |
| unrich | "poor" | |
| unrightcraving | "unright claim" | |
| unrightcust | "vice" | |
| unrightdeed | "unrightdoing" | |
| unrightdom | "iniquity" | |
| unrightful | "unjust" | |
| unrightheam | "to fornicate, to commit adultery" | |
| unrightheamed | "fornication, adultery" | |
| unrightheamed | "adulterous" | |
| unrightheamer | "fornicator, adulterer" | |
| unrightly | "unrighteous" | |
| unrightwife | "unlawful consort, mistress" | |
| unrightwright | "wrongdoer" | |
| unrime | "countless number, a great multitude" | |
| unrimely | "countless" | |
| unroot | "sad" | |
| unroot | "to become sad" | |
| unrootness | "sadness" | |
| unrough | "smooth" | |
| unsaught | "discord, disagreement" | |
| unsealth | "unhappiness" | |
| unseen | "invisible" | |
| unseldom | "not seldom, frequent" | |
| unshamefast | "impudent, shameless" | |
| unshamey | "unashamed" | |
| unshamely | "shameless" | |
| unshapen | "uncreated" | |
| unshedly | "unreasonable" | |
| unshedwise | "unintelligent" | |
| unshedwiseness | "indiscretion" | |
| unshild | "innocence" | |
| unshildy | "unguilty" | |
| unshoe | "to take the shoes off" | |
| unshride | "to unclothe" | |
| unsib | "unpeace" | |
| unsib | "not related, not peaceful" | |
| unsibsome | "unpeaceful" | |
| unsibsomeness | "unpeacefulness" | |
| unsid | "vice" | |
| unsiefast | "unvictorious" | |
| unsilly | "unhappy" | |
| unsinny | "guiltless" | |
| unsith | "unfortunate journey, misfortune" | |
| unsiver | "impure" | |
| unslitten | "not torn" | |
| unsmeary | "ungreasy" | |
| unsmeeth | "rough" | |
| unsmeethness | "roughness" | |
| unsodden | "uncooked" | |
| unsoom | "disagreement" | |
| unsooth | "false" | |
| unsooth | "falsehood" | |
| unsoothfast | "untruthful, unjust" | |
| unsoothfastness | "injustice" | |
| unspeed | "want, poverty" | |
| unspeedy | "poor" | |
| unstaffwise | "illiterate" | |
| unstathelfast | "unstable" | |
| unstathelfastness | "instability" | |
| unstathiness | "instability" | |
| unstathy | "unstable" | |
| unstill | "to disturb" | |
| unstillness | "agitation" | |
| unstirringly | "immoveable" | |
| unswickle | "trustworthy" | |
| unswith | "not strong" | |
| unteal | "unwell" | |
| unteal | "blameless" | |
| unteally | "blameless" | |
| unteeming | "barren" | |
| untellingly | "indescribable" | |
| unthank | "ingratitude; evil thought" | |
| unthankle | "ungrateful" | |
| unthankworth | "ungrateful" | |
| untharf | "damage, harm" | |
| untharfs | "without cause" | |
| unthew | "vice" | |
| unthewfast | "illmannered" | |
| unthewful | "unmannerful" | |
| unthild | "impatience" | |
| unthildy | "impatient" | |
| untholingly | "intolerable" | |
| untholemoodness | "impatience" | |
| unthroughshootingly | "impenetrable" | |
| unthweer | "to disagree" | |
| unthweer | "disagreeing, quarrelsome" | |
| unthweerly | "inharmonious" | |
| unthweerness | "discord" | |
| untidder | "firm" | |
| untidely | "unseasonable" | |
| untime | "unseasonableness, wrong time" | |
| untined | "unfenced" | |
| untiringly | "inexhaustable" | |
| untobroken | "unbroken" | |
| untocloven | "uncloven" | |
| untodeally | "inseperable" | |
| untodealness | "undividedness" | |
| untodealt | "undivided" | |
| untodealtly | "inseperable" | |
| untodealtness | "undividedness" | |
| untoshaken | "unshaken" | |
| untoslitten | "untorn" | |
| untotweemed | "undivided" | |
| untoworpenly | "inviolable" | |
| untrimth | "weakness" | |
| untruefast | "unfaithful" | |
| untrum | "infirm" | |
| untrum | "to be infirm or sick" | |
| untrumhood | "infirm state" | |
| untrumness | "weakness" | |
| untweeingly | "indubitable" | |
| untweely | "undoubted" | |
| untwofold | "not double, without duplicity" | |
| unwarely | "unwary" | |
| unwares | "unexepectedly" | |
| unwareship | "ignorance, folly" | |
| unwassombearingly | "sterile" | |
| unwassombearingness | "unfruitfulness" | |
| unwassomber | "unfruitful" | |
| unwassomberness | "unfruifulness" | |
| unwaxen | "immature" | |
| unweather | "bad weather" | |
| unweeded | "unclad" | |
| unweened | "unexpected" | |
| unweeningly | "incalculable" | |
| unweenly | "unpromising, hopeless" | |
| unwemmed | "unblemished" | |
| unwill | "displeasure" | |
| unwills | "unwillingly" | |
| unwinsome | "unpleasant" | |
| unwintered | "immature" | |
| unwit | "witless person; folly, madness" | |
| unwitened | "unpunished" | |
| unwitfastness | "madness" | |
| unwitful | "unwise" | |
| unwitherward | "friendly" | |
| unwithmetenly | "incomparably" | |
| unwitly | "foolish" | |
| unwittle | "ignorant" | |
| unwitty | "ignorant" | |
| unwit | "witless person" | |
| unwierd | "misfortune" | |
| unwone | "bad habit" | |
| unwoningly | "uninhabitable" | |
| unwonely | "unusual, strange" | |
| unworship | "dishonour" | |
| unworth | "to dishonour" | |
| unwrithe | "to untwist" | |
| unyare | "unready" | |
| unyearnful | "indifferent, slothful" | |
| unyore | "not long ago" | |
| up | "to bring out, to disclose, to reveal" | |
| upablow | "to blow up" | |
| upahang | "to hang up" | |
| upahavenness | "exultation" | |
| upaheave | "to lift up" | |
| uparear | "to rear up" | |
| uparise | "to rise up" | |
| uparisenness | "resurrection" | |
| uparising | "resurrection" | |
| upaspring | "to spring up" | |
| upastie | "to ascend" | |
| upastienness | "ascent" | |
| upastiennesstide | "Ascension-tide" | |
| upastying | "ascension" | |
| upawend | "to turn upward, to raise" | |
| upcome | "to come up" | |
| upcome | "rising, origin, source" | |
| upfleering | "upper floor of a house" | |
| upfloor | "upper chamber or story, garret" | |
| upfly | "to fly up" | |
| upgang | "a rising, sunrise, ascent" | |
| upgo | "to go up" | |
| upheaping | "accumulation" | |
| uphigh | "uplifted, tall, high" | |
| uphold | "a support" | |
| uphouse | "upper room" | |
| uplade | "to draw up" | |
| uplandish | "from the uplands; rural, rustic" | |
| uplong | "upright, erect" | |
| uply | "upper, lofty" | |
| upping | "manifestation, accumulation" | |
| uprist | "resurrection, rising" | |
| upspring | "a springing up" | |
| upstie | "to ascend" | |
| upstie | "ascent" |
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