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uakaris
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UAKARI, (Tupi) a sho...
uberous
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abounding in milk [a...
ubuntus
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UBUNTU, (Xhosa) a qu...
udaller
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a holder of an udal...
uddered
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having an udder [adj...
ufology
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the study of unident...
ugliest
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11
UGLY, not beautiful...
uglying
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UGLY, to make ugly [...
uillean
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(Irish) as in uillea...
ujamaas
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UJAMAA, (Swahili) in...
ukelele
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a small guitar-like...
ukulele
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a small guitar-like...
ulcered
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ULCER, to affect wit...
ulexite
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a hydrous borate of...
ulicons
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ULICON, (Native Amer...
ulikons
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ULIKON, (Native Amer...
ullaged
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13
ULLAGE, to reckon th...
ullages
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12
ULLAGE, to reckon th...
ullings
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13
ULLING, the making g...
ulnaria
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10
ULNARE, (Latin) one...
ulpanim
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ULPAN, a school in I...
ulsters
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9
ULSTER, a long, loos...
ultimas
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ULTIMA, (Latin) the...
ultions
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ULTION, (obsolete) v...
ultisol
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10
a reddish-yellow aci...
ululant
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howling [adj]
ululate
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to lament loudly and...
umbeled
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having umbels, also...
umbered
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UMBER, to colour wit...
umbonal
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of or like an umbo,...
umbones
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UMBO, the rounded el...
umbonic
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of or like an umbo,...
umbrage
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to offend [v UMBRAGE...
umbrels
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UMBREL, (Spenser) th...
umbrere
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(Spenser) the visor...
umbrils
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UMBRIL, (Spenser) th...
umbrose
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shade-giving; dusky,...
umbrous
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shade-giving; dusky,...
umfazis
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UMFAZI, (South Afric...
umiacks
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UMIACK, (Inuit) an E...
umlauts
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UMLAUT, to place an...
umlungu
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(South Africa) a whi...
umpired
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UMPIRE, to rule on t...
umpires
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UMPIRE, to rule on t...
umpteen
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denoting an indefini...
umwelts
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15
UMWELT, (German) env...
umwhile
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17
(Scots) some time ag...
unacted
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not acted [adj]
unadded
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not added [adj]
unadept
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not adept [adj UNADE...
unadult
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12
not adult [adj]
unagile
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12
not agile [adj]
unaging
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not aging, also UNAG...
unaided
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without aid [adj]
unaimed
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13
without aim [adj]
unaired
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10
not aired [adj]
unaking
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16
(Shakespeare) unachi...
unakite
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an igneous rock [n -...
unalike
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not alike [adj]
unalist
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10
a person who believe...
unalive
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lacking in vitality...
unaptly
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15
UNAPT, unfit or unqu...
unarmed
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UNARM, to deprive of...
unasked
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14
not asked [adj]
unawake
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not awake [adj]
unaware
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not aware, also UNAW...
unbaked
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17
not baked [adj]
unbaled
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UNBALE, to loosen fr...
unbales
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UNBALE, to loosen fr...
unbared
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13
UNBARE, to lay bare...
unbares
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12
UNBARE, to lay bare...
unbarks
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16
UNBARK, to strip of...
unbased
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13
not based [adj]
unbated
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13
undiminished [adj]
unbears
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12
UNBEAR, to free from...
unbeget
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to undo the begettin...
unbegot
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UNBEGET, to undo the...
unbegun
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not yet begun [adj]
unbeing
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a state of not being...
unbelts
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13
UNBELT, to remove th...
unbends
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14
UNBEND, to relax [v]
unbinds
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14
UNBIND, to free from...
unbitts
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12
UNBITT, to take off...
unblent
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14
not blent [adj]
unbless
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13
to deprive of blessi...
unblest
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13
not blest [adj]
unblind
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to free from blindne...
unblock
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to free from blockag...
unblown
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not blown, still in...
unbolts
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13
UNBOLT, to undo a bo...
unboned
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UNBONE, to remove th...
unbones
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13
UNBONE, to remove th...
unboots
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12
UNBOOT, to take off...
unborne
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13
UNBEAR, to free from...
unbosom
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to pour out; to tell...
unbound
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15
UNBIND, to free from...
unbowed
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not bowed [adj]
unboxed
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UNBOX, to remove fro...
unboxes
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UNBOX, to remove fro...
unbrace
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15
to free from braces...
unbraid
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13
to separate the stra...
unbrake
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to release a brake [...
unbroke
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16
(archaic) unbroken [...
unbuild
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to demolish; to raze...
unbuilt
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14
UNBUILD, to demolish...
unbulky
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not bulky [adj UNBUL...
unburnt
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14
not burnt [adj]
uncaged
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15
UNCAGE, to release f...
uncages
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14
UNCAGE, to release f...
uncaked
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UNCAKE, to break up...
uncakes
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UNCAKE, to break up...
uncanny
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16
strange and inexplic...
uncaped
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UNCAPE, (Shakespeare...
uncapes
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15
UNCAPE, (Shakespeare...
uncared
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not cared (for) [adj...
uncarts
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12
UNCART, to take off...
uncased
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UNCASE, to remove fr...
uncases
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12
UNCASE, to remove fr...
uncasts
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12
UNCAST, to undo the...
unceded
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not ceded [adj]
unchain
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to free from a chain...
unchair
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14
to remove from a cha...
uncharm
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to free from a spell...
unchary
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not chary [adj UNCHA...
uncheck
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(Shakespeare) to fai...
unchild
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to change from being...
unchoke
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to free from obstruc...
uncials
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UNCIAL, a form of wr...
uncinal
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bent at the end like...
uncinus
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an structure bent at...
uncited
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not cited [adj]
uncivil
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not civil, also INCI...
unclamp
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to free from a clamp...
unclasp
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to free from a clasp...
unclean
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not clean [adj UNCLE...
unclear
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13
not clear [adj UNCLE...
uncleft
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not cleft [adj]
unclews
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16
UNCLEW, (archaic) to...
uncling
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UNCLE, to address as...
unclips
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16
UNCLIP, to remove a...
unclipt
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unclipped [adj]
uncloak
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to remove a cloak fr...
unclogs
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UNCLOG, to free from...
unclose
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to open [v UNCLOSED,...
uncloud
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to free from clouds...
uncocks
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UNCOCK, to remove fr...
uncoded
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not coded [adj]
uncoest
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UNCO, (Scots) strang...
uncoils
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UNCOIL, to release f...
uncolts
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UNCOLT, (Shakespeare...
uncomfy
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(colloquial) not com...
uncomic
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not funny [adj]
uncoped
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UNCOPE, to unmuzzle...
uncopes
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UNCOPE, to unmuzzle...
uncords
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UNCORD, to free from...
uncorks
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UNCORK, to draw the...
uncouth
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uncultured [adj UNCO...
uncover
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to remove the coveri...
uncowls
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UNCOWL, to remove th...
uncrate
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to remove from a cra...
uncrazy
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not crazy [adj]
uncross
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to change from a cro...
uncrown
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to deprive of a crow...
unction
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anointing as a rite...
uncuffs
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UNCUFF, to remove ha...
uncurbs
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UNCURB, to remove re...
uncured
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not cured [adj]
uncurls
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UNCURL, to straighte...
uncurse
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to free from a curse...
undated
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not dated [adj]
undeafs
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UNDEAF, to free from...
undealt
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not dealt [adj]
undecks
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UNDECK, to rid or or...
undeify
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to deprive of the na...
underdo
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to do insufficiently...
undergo
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to be subjected to [...
underns
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UNDERN, (obsolete) o...
undight
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(Spenser) to undo, t...
undines
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UNDINE, a female wat...
undocks
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UNDOCK, to move away...
undoers
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UNDOER, one who undo...
undoing
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the reversal of what...
undrape
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to strip of drapery...
undrawn
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UNDRAW, to draw open...
undraws
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13
UNDRAW, to draw open...
undress
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10
to take off clothing...
undrest
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10
UNDRESS, to take off...
undried
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11
not dried [adj]
undrunk
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not swallowed [adj]
undular
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undulating, wavy, al...
undying
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not subject to death...
uneager
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not eager [adj UNEAG...
uneared
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10
not eared [adj]
unearth
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11
to dig up [v -ED, -I...
uneases
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9
UNEASE, mental or ph...
uneaten
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10
not eaten [adj]
unedged
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UNEDGE, to blunt [v]
unedges
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UNEDGE, to blunt [v]
unended
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12
not ended [adj]
unequal
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not equal [adj UNEQU...
unfacts
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UNFACT, a fact that...
unfaded
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not faded [adj]
unfairs
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UNFAIR, (Shakespeare...
unfaith
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a lack of faith [n -...
unfaked
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not faked [adj]
unfamed
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not famed [adj]
unfancy
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not fancy [adj UNFAN...
unfazed
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22
not fazed [adj]
unfence
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to remove a fence [v...
unfeued
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not feued [adj]
unfilde
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(Spenser) not rubbed...
unfiled
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not filed [adj]
unfired
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not fired [adj]
unfitly
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UNFIT, not fit [adv]
unfixed
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UNFIX, to unfasten [...
unfixes
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19
UNFIX, to unfasten [...
unflesh
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to remove the flesh...
unflush
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16
to lose colour [v -E...
unfolds
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UNFOLD, to open some...
unfools
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UNFOOL, to undeceive...
unforms
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UNFORM, to unmake [v...
unfound
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15
not found [adj]
unfreed
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UNFREE, to deprive o...
unfrees
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UNFREE, to deprive o...
unfrock
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to divest of ecclesi...
unfroze
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UNFREEZE, to cause t...
unfumed
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not fumigated [adj]
unfunny
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17
not funny [adj UNFUN...
unfurls
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UNFURL, to unroll [v...
unfused
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14
not fused [adj]
unfussy
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15
not fussy [adj UNFUS...
ungated
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not gated [adj]
ungazed
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21
not gazed (at or upo...
ungears
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11
UNGEAR, to unharness...
ungilds
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13
UNGILD, to remove th...
ungirds
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12
UNGIRD, to remove a...
ungirth
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to free from a girth...
unglove
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to uncover by removi...
unglued
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UNGLUE, to release f...
unglues
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UNGLUE, to release f...
ungodly
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15
not godly [adj UNGOD...
ungored
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unwounded, also UNGO...
ungowns
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UNGOWN, to strip of...
ungreen
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not green [adj UNGRE...
ungroup
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to separate from a g...
ungrown
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15
not grown [adj]
unguard
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to leave unprotected...
unguent
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an ointment [n -S]
ungulae
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UNGULA, a nail, claw...
ungular
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of or like an ungula...
unguled
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in heradlry, with cl...
ungyved
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UNGYVE, to remove th...
ungyves
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UNGYVE, to remove th...
unhable
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(obsolete) unable [a...
unhairs
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UNHAIR, to remove th...
unhands
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UNHAND, to remove th...
unhandy
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15
clumsy, awkward [adj...
unhangs
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UNHANG, to detach fr...
unhappy
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not happy [adj UNHAP...
unhardy
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14
not hardy [adj UNHAR...
unhasps
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14
UNHASP, to unfasten...
unhasty
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13
not hasty [adj UNHAS...
unheads
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UNHEAD, to decapitat...
unheals
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12
UNHEAL, (Spenser) to...
unheard
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not heard [adj]
unheart
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11
(Shakespeare) to dis...
unheedy
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14
incautious; heedless...
unheled
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13
UNHELE, (Spenser) to...
unheles
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UNHELE, (Spenser) to...
unhelms
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UNHELM, to remove th...
unherst
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11
UNHEARSE, to remove...
unhinge
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14
to remove from hinge...
unhired
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12
not hired [adj]
unhitch
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16
to free from being h...
unhived
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16
UNHIVE, to drive fro...
unhives
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15
UNHIVE, to drive fro...
unhoard
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to take from a hoard...
unhoods
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12
UNHOOD, to remove a...
unhooks
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15
UNHOOK, to remove fr...
unhoops
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14
UNHOOP, to remove ho...
unhoped
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15
not hoped for [adj]
unhorse
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to cause to fall fro...
unhouse
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12
to deprive of a prot...
unhuman
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not human [adj UNHUM...
unhusks
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UNHUSK, to remove th...
unibody
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15
a single moulded uni...
unibrow
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15
a derogatory word fo...
unicity
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uniqueness, oneness...
unicoms
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UNICOM, a designated...
unicorn
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a mythical horselike...
unideal
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11
not ideal [adj]
uniface
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15
a coin having a desi...
unified
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UNIFY, to make into...
unifier
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12
something or someone...
unifies
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12
UNIFY, to make into...
uniform
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15
consistent [adj UNIF...
unipeds
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UNIPED, a one-footed...
unipods
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13
UNIPOD, a one-legged...
uniquer
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UNIQUE, having no ot...
uniques
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19
UNIQUE, anything tha...
unisize
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made to fit all size...
unisons
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UNISON, complete agr...
unitage
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11
amount in units [n -...
unitard
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10
a leotard that, also...
unitary
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11
of the nature of a u...
uniters
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9
UNITER, one who unit...
unities
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9
UNITY, the state of...
uniting
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12
the state of uniting...
unition
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10
conjunction [n -S]
unitise
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9
to divide into units...
unitive
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13
serving to unite [ad...
unitize
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18
to divide into units...
unjaded
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20
not jaded [adj]
unjoint
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19
to separate at a jun...
unkempt
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19
untidy [adj UNKEMPTL...
unkings
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16
UNKING, to deprive o...
unkinks
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18
UNKINK, to remove cu...
unknits
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14
UNKNIT, to undo or u...
unknots
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14
UNKNOT, to undo a kn...
unknown
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18
something that is no...
unlaced
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14
UNLACE, to unfasten...
unlaces
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13
UNLACE, to unfasten...
unladed
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12
UNLADE, to unload [v...
unladen
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12
UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlades
12
11
UNLADE, to unload [v...
unlaste
12
10
UNLACE, to unfasten...
unlatch
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15
to undo a fastening...
unlawed
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14
UNLAW, to deprive of...
unleads
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11
UNLEAD, to remove th...
unlearn
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11
to put out of one's...
unleash
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12
to free from a leash...
unlevel
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to make uneven or no...
unliked
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15
not liked [adj]
unlikes
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14
UNLIKE, something un...
unlimed
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14
UNLIME, to free from...
unlimes
14
13
UNLIME, to free from...
unlined
12
12
UNLINE, to remove th...
unlines
12
11
UNLINE, to remove th...
unlinks
14
15
UNLINK, to unfasten...
unlived
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15
UNLIVE, to live so a...
unlives
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14
UNLIVE, to live so a...
unloads
12
11
UNLOAD, to remove ca...
unlobed
14
14
not lobed [adj]
unlocks
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17
UNLOCK, to unfasten...
unloose
11
10
to set free, also UN...
unlords
13
11
UNLORD, to strip of...
unloved
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UNLOVE, to cease to...
unloves
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14
UNLOVE, to cease to...
unlucky
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20
not lucky [adj UNLUC...
unmacho
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17
not macho [adj]
unmaker
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16
one who unmakes [n -...
unmakes
13
16
UNMAKE, to destroy [...
unmanly
19
16
not manly [adj UNMAN...
unmarry
19
14
to dissolve the marr...
unmasks
14
16
UNMASK, to remove a...
unmated
12
13
not mated [adj]
unmeant
11
13
not meant [adj]
unmerry
19
14
not merry [adj UNMER...
unmeted
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13
not meted [adj]
unmewed
15
16
UNMEW, to release fr...
unmined
12
14
not yet mined [adj]
unmiter
13
12
to depose from the r...
unmitre
13
12
to depose from the r...
unmixed
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20
UNMIX, to separate f...
unmixes
19
19
UNMIX, to separate f...
unmolds
14
14
UNMOLD, to change th...
unmoors
12
12
UNMOOR, to release f...
unmoral
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13
lacking a sense of r...
unmould
14
15
to change the form o...
unmount
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14
to dismount [v -ED,...
unmoved
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17
not moved [adj UNMOV...
unnails
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11
UNNAIL, to remove th...
unnamed
11
14
not named [adj]
unneath
12
12
(dialect) underneath...
unnerve
12
14
to deprive of courag...
unnests
11
10
UNNEST, to turn out...
unnoble
13
14
to deprive of nobili...
unnoisy
17
12
not noisy [adj UNNOI...
unnoted
10
11
not noted [adj]
unoaked
11
14
(of wine) not fermen...
unoften
12
13
seldom [adv]
unoiled
12
11
not oiled [adj]
unorder
11
10
to countermand [v -E...
unowned
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14
not owned [adj]
unpaced
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without a pace-sette...
unpacks
18
19
UNPACK, to remove th...
unpaged
14
15
having no page numbe...
unpaint
13
13
to remove the paint...
unpanel
13
14
to unsaddle, also UN...
unpaper
15
15
to remove paper from...
unpared
13
13
of fruit, not having...
unpaved
15
17
not paved [adj]
unperch
19
17
to drive from a perc...
unpicks
19
19
UNPICK, to remove th...
unpiled
15
14
UNPILE, to disentang...
unpiles
15
13
UNPILE, to disentang...
unpinkt
15
17
(Shakespeare) not pi...
unplace
17
16
to displace [v UNPLA...
unplait
15
13
to undo the plaits o...
unplugs
17
16
UNPLUG, to take a pl...
unplumb
19
20
to remove lead from...
unplume
16
17
to strip of feathers...
unpoped
15
16
UNPOPE, to divest of...
unpopes
15
15
UNPOPE, to divest of...
unposed
13
13
not posed [adj]
unprays
20
14
UNPRAY, to revoke th...
unprops
16
15
UNPROP, to remove th...
unpurse
14
13
to relax the lips fr...
unqueen
18
20
to deprive of a quee...
unquiet
20
19
not quiet, restless...
unquote
19
19
to close a quotation...
unraced
14
13
not raced [adj]
unraked
12
14
UNRAKE, to uncover b...
unrakes
12
13
UNRAKE, to uncover b...
unrated
11
10
not rated [adj]
unravel
14
14
to separate the thre...
unrazed
14
19
not razed [adj]
unready
17
12
not ready, also UNRE...
unreave
12
13
to unwind; to disent...
unreels
12
10
UNREEL, to unwind fr...
unreeve
12
13
to withdraw a rope f...
unreins
11
10
UNREIN, to give rein...
unrests
12
9
UNREST, a disturbed...
unright
16
13
to wrong or to make...
unrimed
13
13
not rhymed, also UNR...
unriper
14
12
UNRIPE, not mature e...
unrisen
11
10
not risen [adj]
unriven
13
14
not riven [adj]
unrivet
14
13
to take out, or loos...
unrobed
13
13
UNROBE, to take off...
unrobes
13
12
UNROBE, to take off...
unrolls
14
11
UNROLL, to open some...
unroofs
13
12
UNROOF, to remove th...
unroost
11
9
to drive from a roos...
unroots
11
9
UNROOT, to tear up b...
unroped
13
13
UNROPE, to loose fro...
unropes
13
12
UNROPE, to loose fro...
unrough
15
14
not rough, beardless...
unround
11
12
to articulate withou...
unroven
12
14
UNREEVE, to withdraw...
unroyal
18
12
not royal [adj UNROY...
unruffe
16
16
(Shakespeare) beardl...
unruled
13
12
not ruled [adj]
unrules
13
11
UNRULE, absence of g...
unsafer
13
12
UNSAFE, not safe [ad...
unsaint
11
10
to divest of saintli...
unsated
11
10
not sated [adj]
unsaved
13
14
not saved [adj]
unsawed
14
13
not sawed [adj]
unscale
15
13
to remove the scales...
unscary
21
14
not scary [adj UNSCA...
unscrew
18
15
to remove the screws...
unseals
12
10
UNSEAL, to break the...
unseams
12
12
UNSEAM, to open the...
unseats
11
9
UNSEAT, to remove fr...
unseels
12
10
UNSEEL, to unstitch...
unseens
10
10
UNSEEN, an unprepare...
unselfs
15
13
UNSELF, to deprive o...
unsells
14
11
UNSELL, to speak dis...
unsense
10
10
to deprive of sense...
unsewed
14
13
UNSEW, to undo the s...
unsexed
17
17
UNSEX, to deprive of...
unsexes
17
16
UNSEX, to deprive of...
unshale
14
12
to strip the shale,...
unshape
15
14
to deprive of shape,...
unsharp
16
14
not sharp [adj]
unshell
16
13
to strip the shell f...
unshent
13
12
(archaic) not disgra...
unshewn
16
15
(archaic) not shown...
unshift
17
14
to release the shift...
unships
17
14
UNSHIP, to unload fr...
unshoed
13
12
UNSHOE, to strip of...
unshoes
13
11
UNSHOE, to strip of...
unshoot
13
11
(Shakespeare) to rev...
unshorn
13
12
not shorn [adj]
unshots
14
11
UNSHOT, to remove sh...
unshout
14
12
to make a contrary s...
unshown
16
15
not shown, also UNSH...
unshowy
23
16
not showy [adj UNSHO...
unshuts
15
12
UNSHUT, to open, or...
unsight
16
13
to prevent from seei...
unsinew
14
13
to take the strength...
unsized
15
19
not sized [adj]
unslain
12
11
not slain [adj]
unslick
18
17
not slick [adj]
unsling
14
13
to remove from a slu...
unslung
14
14
UNSLING, to remove f...
unsmart
13
12
not smart [adj]
unsmote
12
12
(archaic) unsmitten...
unsnags
12
12
UNSNAG, to free of s...
unsnaps
13
13
UNSNAP, to undo the...
unsnarl
12
11
to disentangle [v -E...
unsneck
15
17
to undo the sneck of...
unsober
13
12
not sober [adj UNSOB...
unsolid
13
11
not solid [adj UNSOL...
unsoncy
20
15
(Scots) unlucky, als...
unsonsy
17
12
(Scots) unlucky, als...
unsoote
10
9
(Spenser) unsweet [a...
unsouls
13
11
UNSOUL, to deprive o...
unsound
11
12
not sound [adj UNSOU...
unsowed
14
13
not sowed, e.g. of a...
unspars
14
12
UNSPAR, to withdraw...
unspeak
14
16
(Shakespeare) to ret...
unspell
16
14
to free from a spell...
unspent
13
13
not spent [adj]
unspide
14
13
(Spenser) unspied, u...
unspied
14
13
unobserved [adj]
unspilt
16
13
not spilt, also UNSP...
unsplit
16
13
not split [adj]
unspoke
14
16
UNSPEAK, (Shakespear...
unspool
14
13
to unwind from a sma...
unstack
16
16
to remove from a sta...
unstaid
12
10
not staid [adj]
unstate
11
9
(Shakespeare) to dep...
unsteel
12
10
to disarm; to soften...
unsteps
14
12
UNSTEP, to remove fr...
unstick
17
16
to disjoin [v UNSTUC...
unstock
16
16
to deplete of stock...
unstops
14
12
UNSTOP, to remove a...
unstows
15
12
UNSTOW, to empty of...
unstrap
14
12
to remove a strap fr...
unstrip
15
12
(dialect) to strip [...
unstuck
17
17
UNSTICK, to disjoin...
unstuft
15
13
(Shakespeare) unstuf...
unstung
13
13
not stung [adj]
unsuits
13
10
UNSUIT, to make unsu...
unsunny
17
14
not sunny [adj UNSUN...
unsured
12
11
not made sure [adj]
unsurer
12
10
UNSURE, not sure [ad...
unswear
14
12
to retract something...
unsweet
14
12
not sweet [adj]
unswept
17
15
not swept [adj]
unswore
14
12
UNSWEAR, to retract...
unsworn
14
13
UNSWEAR, to retract...
untacks
16
16
UNTACK, to remove a...
untaken
11
14
not taken [adj]
untamed
12
13
UNTAME, to make unta...
untames
12
12
UNTAME, to make unta...
untaxed
17
17
UNTAX, to remit a ta...
untaxes
17
16
UNTAX, to remit a ta...
unteach
16
14
to cause to unlearn...
unteams
12
12
UNTEAM, to unyoke a...
untents
11
10
UNTENT, to remove fr...
untenty
17
12
(Scots) careless [ad...
unthaws
17
14
UNTHAW, to cause to...
unthink
15
16
to dismiss from the...
untiled
13
11
UNTILE, to strip of...
untiles
13
10
UNTILE, to strip of...
untimed
13
13
not timed [adj]
untired
12
10
not tired [adj]
untombs
15
15
UNTOMB, to remove fr...
untoned
10
11
not toned [adj]
untrace
14
12
to loose from traces...
untrack
16
16
to cause to escape f...
untread
11
10
(Shakespeare) to tre...
untride
12
10
(Shakespeare) not tr...
untried
12
10
not tried [adj]
untrims
14
12
UNTRIM, to strip of...
untruer
12
10
UNTRUE, not true [ad...
untruly
20
13
UNTRUE, not true [ad...
untruss
13
10
to free from a truss...
untrust
13
10
lack of trust [n -S]
untruth
15
12
something that is un...
untucks
17
17
UNTUCK, to release f...
untuned
11
12
UNTUNE, to put out o...
untunes
11
11
UNTUNE, to put out o...
unturfs
15
13
UNTURF, to strip of...
unturns
12
11
UNTURN, to turn back...
untwine
14
13
to separate twisted...
untwist
16
12
to untwine [v -ED, -...
untying
19
14
the act of untying [...
unurged
13
13
not urged [adj]
unusual
13
12
not usual [adj UNUSU...
unvaile
14
14
(obsolete) to unveil...
unvails
15
14
UNVAIL, (obsolete) t...
unveils
15
14
UNVEIL, to remove a...
unvexed
19
21
not vexed, also UNVE...
unvisor
14
13
to open the visor of...
unvital
15
14
not vital, also INVI...
unvocal
17
17
not vocal [adj]
unvoice
16
16
to deprive of voice...
unwaged
15
15
not receiving a wage...
unwaked
15
17
not waked, also UNWA...
unwares
14
12
(archaic) unwary, un...
unwarie
14
12
(Spenser) unwary [ad...
unwater
14
12
to drain, esp. a min...
unwaxed
20
20
not waxed [adj]
unwayed
20
15
(obsolete) not used...
unweals
15
13
UNWEAL, (obsolete) a...
unweary
20
14
not weary [adj UNWEA...
unweave
15
16
to undo something wo...
unweldy
22
16
(Spenser) unwieldy,...
unwhipt
20
17
(obsolete) not whipp...
unwhite
17
14
not white [adj]
unwills
18
14
UNWILL, to deprive o...
unwinds
15
14
UNWIND, to reverse t...
unwiped
17
16
not wiped [adj]
unwired
15
13
UNWIRE, to take the...
unwires
15
12
UNWIRE, to take the...
unwiser
15
12
UNWISE, not wise [ad...
unwitch
21
17
to free from witchcr...
unwitty
22
14
not witty [adj UNWIT...
unwived
17
17
UNWIVE, to deprive o...
unwives
17
16
UNWIVE, to deprive o...
unwoman
14
16
to make unwomanly [v...
unwooed
13
13
not wooed [adj]
unworks
16
16
UNWORK, to undo or d...
unworth
17
14
lack of worth [n -S]
unwound
14
15
UNWIND, to reverse t...
unwoven
15
17
UNWEAVE, to undo som...
unwraps
17
15
UNWRAP, to remove th...
unwrite
15
12
to undo the writing...
unwrote
14
12
UNWRITE, to undo the...
unwrung
16
16
not wrung [adj]
unyoked
18
16
UNYOKE, to free from...
unyokes
18
15
UNYOKE, to free from...
unyoung
18
15
not young [adj]
unzoned
13
20
not zoned [adj]
upalong
15
15
a location away from...
upbears
16
14
UPBEAR, to raise alo...
upbeats
16
14
UPBEAT, an unaccente...
upbinds
17
16
UPBIND, to bind comp...
upblown
20
19
UPBLOW, to blow up [...
upblows
21
18
UPBLOW, to blow up [...
upboils
18
15
UPBOIL, to boil up [...
upborne
15
15
UPBEAR, to raise alo...
upbound
16
17
UPBIND, to bind comp...
upbraid
17
15
to reproach severely...
upbrast
17
14
UPBURST, to burst up...
upbrays
23
16
UPBRAY, (Spenser) to...
upbreak
17
18
to break out [v UPBR...
upbring
18
17
to bring up [v UPBRO...
upbroke
17
18
UPBREAK, to break ou...
upbuild
19
17
to build up [v UPBUI...
upbuilt
19
16
UPBUILD, to build up...
upburst
18
15
to burst upwards [v...
upcasts
18
14
UPCAST, to cast up [...
upcatch
23
19
to catch up [v UPCAU...
upcheer
19
16
to encourage [v -ED,...
upchuck
25
24
to vomit [v -ED, -IN...
upclimb
23
21
to climb up [v -ED,...
upclose
18
15
to close up [v UPCLO...
upcoast
17
14
up the coast [adv]
upcoils
19
15
UPCOIL, to coil up [...
upcomes
18
17
UPCOME, produce, out...
upcourt
18
15
in basketball, in a...
upcurls
20
16
UPCURL, to curl up [...
upcurve
20
19
to curve upward [v U...
upcycle
28
20
to recycle waste pro...
updarts
15
12
UPDART, to dart up [...
updated
14
13
UPDATE, to bring up...
updater
14
12
one who updates [n -...
updates
14
12
UPDATE, to bring up...
updived
17
17
UPDIVE, to spring up...
updives
17
16
UPDIVE, to spring up...
updraft
17
15
an upwards movement...
updrags
16
14
UPDRAG, to drag upwa...
updrawn
17
16
UPDRAW, to draw up [...
updraws
18
15
UPDRAW, to draw up [...
updried
15
13
UPDRY, to dry comple...
updries
15
12
UPDRY, to dry comple...
upended
13
14
UPEND, to turn upsid...
upfield
18
16
towards the play are...
upfills
20
16
UPFILL, to fill up [...
upfling
19
18
to fling up [v UPFLU...
upflows
21
18
UPFLOW, to flow up [...
upflung
19
19
UPFLING, to fling up...
upfolds
18
16
UPFOLD, to fold up [...
upfront
16
15
honest, candid [adj]
upfurls
19
16
UPFURL, to roll up [...
upgangs
16
16
UPGANG, (Scots) asce...
upgazed
18
23
UPGAZE, to gaze up [...
upgazes
18
22
UPGAZE, to gaze up [...
upgirds
17
14
UPGIRD, to gird comp...
upgoing
16
16
the act of going up...
upgrade
15
14
to raise to a higher...
upgrown
18
17
UPGROW, to grow up [...
upgrows
19
16
UPGROW, to grow up [...
uphangs
17
16
UPHANG, to hang up [...
uphauds
17
15
UPHAUD, (Scots) to m...
upheaps
18
16
UPHEAP, to heap up [...
upheave
17
17
to heave up [v UPHEA...
uphills
20
15
UPHILL, an upward sl...
uphoard
16
14
to hoard up, also UP...
uphoist
17
13
to hoist up [v -ED,...
upholds
18
15
UPHOLD, to hold alof...
uphoord
16
14
(Shakespeare) to hoa...
uphroes
16
13
UPHROE, a block or l...
uphurls
19
15
UPHURL, to hurl up [...
upkeeps
17
18
UPKEEP, the cost of...
upknits
16
16
UPKNIT, to reconcile...
uplands
15
14
UPLAND, the higher l...
upleads
15
13
UPLEAD, to lead up [...
upleans
14
13
UPLEAN, to rest one'...
upleant
14
13
UPLEAN, to rest one'...
upleaps
17
15
UPLEAP, to leap up [...
upleapt
17
15
UPLEAP, to leap up [...
uplifts
19
15
UPLIFT, to lift up [...
uplight
20
16
to light to a higher...
uplinks
17
17
UPLINK, a communicat...
uploads
15
13
UPLOAD, to transfer...
uplocks
20
19
UPLOCK, to lock up [...
uplooks
16
16
UPLOOK, to look up [...
uplying
23
17
pertaining to upland...
upmaker
16
18
one who makes up gal...
upmakes
16
18
UPMAKE, the action o...
uppiled
18
16
UPPILE, to pile up [...
uppiles
18
15
UPPILE, to pile up [...
uppings
18
17
UPPING, the process...
upprops
19
17
UPPROP, to prop up [...
upraise
14
11
to raise up [v UPRAI...
uprated
14
12
UPRATE, to improve t...
uprates
14
11
UPRATE, to improve t...
upreach
19
16
to reach up [v -ED,...
uprears
14
11
UPREAR, to raise; to...
uprests
15
11
UPREST, (Shelley) a...
upright
19
15
vertical [adj UPRIGH...
uprisal
16
12
the act of uprising...
uprisen
14
12
UPRISE, to rise up [...
upriser
15
11
one who rises up [n...
uprises
15
11
UPRISE, to rise up [...
uprists
16
11
UPRIST, a revolt, al...
upriver
17
15
an area lying toward...
uproars
14
11
UPROAR, (Shakespeare...
uprolls
17
13
UPROLL, to roll upwa...
uproots
14
11
UPROOT, to pull up b...
uprouse
14
12
to rouse up [v UPROU...
upscale
18
15
to appeal to wealthy...
upsells
17
13
UPSELL, to attempt t...
upsends
14
13
UPSEND, to send upwa...
upshift
20
16
to shift an automoti...
upshoot
16
13
to shoot upwards [v...
upshots
17
13
UPSHOT, the final re...
upsides
15
12
UPSIDE, a positive a...
upsilon
15
13
(Greek) a Greek lett...
upsized
18
21
UPSIZE, to increase...
upsizes
18
20
UPSIZE, to increase...
upskill
19
17
to improve a person'...
upskirt
17
15
indicating a photogr...
upslope
17
15
an upward slope [n -...
upsoars
14
11
UPSOAR, to soar upwa...
upspake
17
18
UPSPEAK, to speak up...
upspeak
17
18
to speak up [v UPSPO...
upspear
16
14
to shoot up like a s...
upspoke
17
18
UPSPEAK, to speak up...
upstage
15
13
to outdo theatricall...
upstair
15
11
pertaining to an upp...
upstand
14
13
to stand up on one's...
upstare
14
11
to stare upward [v U...
upstart
15
11
to start up suddenly...
upstate
14
11
the northern region...
upstays
21
13
UPSTAY, to sustain [...
upsteps
17
14
UPSTEP, to step up [...
upstirs
16
11
UPSTIR, to stir up [...
upstood
14
12
UPSTAND, to stand up...
upsurge
16
14
to surge up [v UPSUR...
upswarm
19
17
(archaic) to rise or...
upsways
24
16
UPSWAY, to swing up...
upsweep
19
17
to sweep upward [v U...
upswell
20
16
to swell up [v -ED,...
upswept
20
17
UPSWEEP, to sweep up...
upswing
19
17
to swing upward [v U...
upswung
19
18
UPSWING, to swing up...
uptaken
14
16
UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptakes
15
15
UPTAKE, to take up [...
uptalks
17
16
UPTALK, to end a dec...
uptears
14
11
UPTEAR, to tear out...
uptempo
17
17
a fast or lively tem...
upthrew
20
16
UPTHROW, to throw up...
upthrow
20
16
to throw upward [v U...
upticks
20
18
UPTICK, an increase...
uptight
19
15
tense; straitlaced [...
uptilts
17
12
UPTILT, to tilt upwa...
uptimes
16
14
UPTIME, the time dur...
uptowns
17
15
UPTOWN, the upper pa...
uptrain
14
12
(obsolete) to train...
uptrend
14
13
a tendency toward gr...
upturns
15
13
UPTURN, to turn up o...
uptying
22
16
UPTIE, to tie up [v]
upvalue
17
17
to increase the valu...
upwafts
20
17
UPWAFT, to waft upwa...
upwards
18
15
in an upward directi...
upwells
20
16
UPWELL, to well up [...
upwhirl
22
17
to whirl up [v -ED,...
upwinds
18
16
UPWIND, to wind up [...
upwound
17
17
UPWIND, to wind up [...
upwraps
20
17
UPWRAP [v]
urachus
18
14
(Greek) a cord or ba...
uracils
17
12
URACIL, a form of py...
uraemia
12
11
the retention of was...
uraemic
16
14
relating to uraemia,...
uralite
13
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an altered mineral,...
uranian
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heavenly; of the hea...
uranias
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URANIA, uranium diox...
uranide
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a radioactive elemen...
uranins
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URANIN, an alkaline...
uranism
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male homosexuality [...
uranite
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a mineral, aka autun...
uranium
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a radioactive elemen...
uranous
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of uranium in lower...
uranyls
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URANYL, the radical...
urbaner
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URBANE, refined and...
urbexes
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urceoli
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URCEOLUS, a pitcher-...
urchins
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ureases
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UREASE, an enzyme th...
uredial
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relating to an uredi...
uredine
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relating to uredo, a...
uredium
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a spore-producing or...
ureides
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UREIDE, any one of t...
uremias
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UREMIA, the retentio...
ureters
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URETER, a duct that...
urethan
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a crystalline ether,...
urethra
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the duct through whi...
urgence
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(archaic) urgency [n...
urgency
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a strong urgency or...
urgings
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URGING, the act of u...
uricase
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an enzyme occurring...
uridine
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a pyrimidine nucleos...
urinals
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URINAL, a sanitary f...
urinant
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diving head downward...
urinary
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(obsolete) a reservo...
urinate
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to discharge urine [...
urining
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URINE, to discharge...
urinose
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of or pertaining to...
urinous
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of or pertaining to...
urnfuls
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URNFUL, as much as a...
urnings
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urnlike
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like an urn [adj]
urodele
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one of the Urodela,...
urogram
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an X-ray of part of...
urolith
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a small stone or cal...
urology
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the study of urine o...
uromere
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any one of the abdom...
uropods
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UROPOD, any one of t...
urosome
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the abdomen, or post...
urtexte
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URTEXT, (German) the...
urtexts
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URTEXT, (German) the...
urticas
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URTICA, (Latin) any...
usagers
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USAGER, someone who...
usances
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USANCE, a generally...
usaunce
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a generally accepted...
useable
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that can be used, al...
useably
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USEABLE, that can be...
usefuls
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USEFUL, (Australian)...
useless
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serving no purpose [...
ushered
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USHER, to escort peo...
ustions
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USTION, (obsolete) t...
usually
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USUAL, customary [ad...
usucapt
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to acquire by long p...
usurers
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USURER, one who live...
usuress
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a female money lende...
usuries
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USURY, the lending o...
usuring
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USURE, (obsolete) to...
usurous
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(obsolete) relating...
usurped
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USURP, to seize and...
usurper
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one who usurps [n -S...
uswards
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(archaic) towards us...
utensil
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a useful implement [...
uterine
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pertaining to the ut...
utilise
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to make use of, also...
utility
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the quality of being...
utilize
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to make use of, also...
utmosts
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UTMOST, the greatest...
utopian
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one who believes in...
utopias
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UTOPIA, any real or...
utopism
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the ideals or princi...
utopist
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one who believes in...
utricle
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a saclike cavity in...
uttered
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UTTER, to give audib...
utterer
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one who utters [n -S...
utterly
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UTTER, complete [adv...
uveitic
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pertaining to the uv...
uveitis
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inflammation of the...
uvulars
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UVULAR, a sound prod...
uxorial
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of or relating to a...
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