Unlustrous
Unlustrousa.wanting luster, not bright, dull
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Unlusty
Unlustya.not lusty, slight, slim, slender, weak
Unmade
Unmadea.not made or created, deprived of form
Unmagnetic
Unmagnetica.not having magnetic properties
Unmaimed
Unmaimeda.not maimed, unhurt, whole
Unmakable
Unmakablea.impossible to be made, ob.
Unmake
Unmakev.t.unmade,pret.unmade,pa.to deprive of form or quality, to destroy
Unmalleability
Unmalleabilityn.incapacity of being extended
Unmalleable
Unmalleablea.not capable of being hammered into a plate
Unman
Unmanv.to deprive of rational powers or of strength and courage
Unmanageable
Unmanageablea.not manageable, stubborn
Unmanaged
Unmanageda.not broken in, not at all tutored
Unmanlike
Unmanlike, or Unmanlya.unbecoming a man
Unmannered
Unmannereda.rude, gross, rough, uncivil;ad.uncivility
Unmannerly
Unmannerlya.ill-bred, uncivil;ad.uncivilly
Unmanured
Unmanureda.not manured or cultivated, poor
Unmarked
Unmarkeda.not marked, not regarded, not seen
Unmarketable
Unmarketablea.not saleable or fit for the market
Unmarred
Unmarreda.not marred or impaired
Unmarried
Unmarrieda.not married, single, lonely
Unmask
Unmaskv.t.to remove a disguise, to show plainly
Unmasked
Unmaskedpa. a.not masked, naked, open
Unmasterable
Unmasterablea.not to be subdued or tamed
Unmastered
Unmastereda.not subdued or conquered, free
Unmatchable
Unmatchablea.not to be matched or equalled
Unmatched
Unmatcheda.matchless, having no equal, fine
Unmeaning
Unmeaninga.having no meaning, insipid, poor