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umptieth(informal) A generic ordinal number; a last or one of the latest in a long series; implies repetition.umteenthAlternative spelling of umpteenth.unattach(ambitransitive) To detach.unbanish(transitive) To undo the banishing of; to allow back.unbreech(transitive) To remove the breeches of.unchurch(transitive) To expel from membership of a congregation or church; to excommunicate.unclench(transitive) To open (something that was clenched).unclinchAlternative form of unclench.unclutch(transitive) To open (something tightly closed).uncrouchTo rise from a crouched position.uncrunch(computing, transitive) To decompress.unfinishA state of incompletion; lack of finish; unfinishednessunfortchAlternative form of unforch.unhealthLack or absence of health; unhealthiness; unsoundness; infirmity; disease.unimorphA cantilever that consists of one active layer and one inactive layer.unitoothOf an electrical generator: having armatures with one slot for each phase and each pole.unjewishAlternative spelling of un-Jewish.unlaunch(transitive) To undo or reverse the launching of.unpaunchTo eviscerate, disembowel (an animal).unpolish(transitive) To deprive of polishunpreach(transitive) To undo or overthrow (something) by preaching; to revoke (something preached before).unquench(physics) To reverse the effects of a previous quenching operationunsheathObsolete spelling of unsheathe.unsmoothNot smooth; rough.unsquash(ambitransitive) To reverse a process of squashing; to expand (something) back to the original size.unstarch(transitive) To remove starch fromunstitch(transitive) To take out stitches from.unthatch(transitive) To remove the thatch from.unwealthAbsence of wealth; poverty.unwreathAlternative form of unwreathe.unwrench(transitive) To wrench back out of place; to remove by wrenching.upgrowthThe process or result of growing up; progress; development.upplough(transitive, poetic) To plough up.upsnatch(transitive) To seize or snatch up.upsplashAn upward splash; material splashed upwards.upwreath(intransitive) To rise with a curling motion; to curl upward, as smoke does.upwrench(transitive, poetic) To wrench upward; to tear up or uproot.urbanishSomewhat urban.