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UMBER, sub. red ochre
UMBER'D, adj. darkened UMBRAGE, sub. shadow [Hamlet's Euphuism] UNANEL'D, pt. p. without extreme unction UNBARBED, pt.adj. bare, without armour UNBATED, pt. p. unblunted, without the button at the point UNBOLT, v. to reveal UNBOLTED, pt. adj. coarse, or unrefined UNBONNETED, pt. p. without saluting, on equal terms UNBOOKISH, adj. skill-less, foolish UNBRACED, pt. p. unbuttoned UNCAPE, v. t. to uncouple, throw off the hounds UNCASE, v. t. to undress UNCOLTED, pt. p. deprived of one's horse UNCROSSED, pt. p. not struck out, not cancelled (The tradesman's book was crossed when the account was paid) UNDEAF, sub. cure of deafness UNDERBEAR, v. t. to face, trim UNDERCREST, v. t. to wear on the crest UNDERSKINKER, sub. an underdrawer, tapster UNDERTAKER, sub. a surety, or agent for others UNEARED, part. adj. unploughed UNEXPRESSIVE, adj. inexpressible UNFAIR, v. t. to deprive of beauty UNFOLDING STAR, sub. the star that bids the shepherd unfold UNHAIRED, pt. adj. beardless, foolish, UNHATCHED, pt. p. which has not yet taken effect; unfledged; unbacked, unhurt UNHOUSELED, pt. p. without receiving the sacrament UNION, sub. a fine pearl UNJOINTED, part. adj. Incoherent UNKENNEL, v. t. to drive a fox from his earth; to reveal UNMANNED, adj. untamed UNMITIGABLE, adj. implacable UNNECESSARY, adj. useless, needless UNPINKED, pt. p. not pierced with eyelet-holes UNPREGNANT, adj. dull, without sense UNPRIZEABLE, adj. invaluable UNPRIZED, unvalued, or perhaps priceless UNPROPER, adj. not one's own, common UNPROVIDE, v. i. to unfuruish, to deprive of what is necessary UNRAKED. pt. p, not made up for the night UNRECURING, adj. incurable UNRESPECTIVE, adj. unthinking, devoid of respect UNRESPECTIVE SINK, the sewer, where worthless things are thrown UNROLLED, pt. p. struck off the roll UNROOSTED, driven from the roost, henpecked UNSCANNED, adj. inconsidered UNSEAM, v. t. to rip UNSISTDTO, adj. unresting UNSTANCHED, adj. incontinent UNSTATE, v. t. to divest of state UNTENT, v. t. to remove out of a tent UNTENTED, adj. incurable (1) that which has not been or (2) cannot be tented UNTHRIFT, adj. good for nothing,; sub. a prodigal UNTRUSSING, pr. p. unloosing the points of the hose UNVALUED, adj. mean; invaluable UNWEIGHED, adj. reckless UNWEicmiNCr, adj. thoughtless UNYOKE, v. t. to ease one's labour, or burden UP-CAST, sub. a throw, or cast, at bowls; perhaps the final throw UPSHOOT, sub. the deciding shot UP-SPRING, sub. a boisterous dance, translation of the German hupfauf URCHIN, sub. a hedgehog; a goblin USANCE, sub. interest of money USE, sub. usage UTIS, sub. boisterous merriment UTTER, v. t. to pass from one to another UTTERANCE, TO THE, to the last extremity [Fr. á I'outrance] |