Uncouthness
Uncouthnessn.aukwardness, oddness, harshness
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Uncouthnessn.aukwardness, oddness, harshness
Uncoverv.t.to remove covering, make naked
Uncreatea.never created, eternal, everlasting
Uncreatev.t.to deprive of existence, kill, destroy
Uncreatedpa. a.not yet created, not yet born, killed
Uncreditablenessn.a want of reputation
Uncroppeda.not cropped, fallow, not gathered
Uncrosseda.not crossed, not cancelled
Uncrowdeda.not crowded, having room, easy
Uncrownv.t.to deprive of a crown, to dethrone
Uncrystalizeda.not crystalized
Unctionn.the act of annointing, an ointment
Unctuosity, or Unctuousnessn.oiliness, greasiness
Unctuousa.fat, oily, greasy, clammy, soft
Unculleda.not gathered, not selected, left, fresh
Unculpablea.not deserving of blame, blameless
Uncultivateda.not cultivated, uncivilized, rude
Uncumbereda.not embarrassed or loaded
Uncurbablea.not to be curbed or checked
Uncurbeda.not restrained, licentious, fierce, hot
Uncurrenta.not current, not passable, bad, base
Uncursev.t.to free or release from a curse
Uncurtaileda.not curtailed, not shortened, full
Uncuta.not cut, whole, entire, full, rough, shaggy
Undamv.t.to open banks, to set loose or free
Undamageda.unhurt, safe, whole, entire, sound
Undate, or Undateda.waved, rising, and falling