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udderlikeResembling or characteristic of udders.ufenamateA particular topical analgesic.ufufuyaneAlternative form of ufufunyane.ugglesome(archaic) Ugly, hideous.ugranditeA form of garnet consisting of a solid solution series of uvarovite, grossular, and andradite.ularitide(pharmacology) A synthetic form of urodilatin.ulcerableCapable of, or suspect to, ulcerating.ulcerlikeResembling or characteristic of an ulcer.ulcuscule(obsolete, rare) A little ulcer.uliginoseAlternative form of uliginous.ulrichite(mineralogy) A rare green uranium phosphate mineral.ultrafine(of particles) Very fine.ultraluxeVery luxurious.ultraniceextremely niceultrapureExtremely pure; of supreme purity.ultrarace(sports) A race which is longer than a marathon.ultrarareExtremely rare; of utmost rarity.ultraripeExtremely ripe.ultrasafeextremely safeultratomeA microtome used in ultramicrotomyultrawaveA type of radiation, often described as allowing for faster-than-light communication.ultrawideextremely wideultrawiseextremely wiseululativeBeing or relating to a ululation.ulvophyteAny green alga of the class UlvophyceaeumbelappeObsolete spelling of umbelap.umbellateHaving umbels.umbellule(botany) An umbellet.umbratileShady, shadowy.umptekite(mineralogy) A syenitic rock consisting of microperthite, arfvedsonite, aegirine and, possibly, nepheline.unabsolve(rare) To undo (revoke) the absolution of.unacquire(computing, transitive) To lose or get rid of; reverse the possession or acquisition of; ungetunactableImpossible to act.unaddableAlternative form of inaddible.unaddibleAlternative form of inaddible.unaidableThat cannot be aided.unaimableThat cannot be aimedunairableNot suitable for broadcast.unamiableNot amiable; not likable.unanimateObsolete form of unanimous.unapprove(computing, transitive) To rescind the approval of something; to mark as no longer approved; reject.unarchive(computing, transitive) To extract from a digital archive.unaskableThat cannot be asked.unaudible(archaic) inaudibleunbalance(transitive) To cause to be out of balance.unbandage(transitive) To remove a bandage from.unbaptiseAlternative form of unbaptize.unbaptize(transitive) To undo the process of baptism for (someone).unbeguile(transitive) To set (someone) free from the influence of guile; to undeceive.unbelieve(ambitransitive) To lose, abandon, or relinquish belief in; stop believing.unbespokesimple past of unbespeakunbidable(Scotland) Not to be borne; intolerable; unbearable.unbitableimpossible to bite.unborableImpossible to bore, or cause to lose interest.unbowsomeUnbending, not bending, not shifting.unboxableThat cannot be boxed.unbuyableImpossible to buy; that one cannot buy.uncapable(obsolete) Not capable; incapable.uncapture(rare) To perform the reverse of a capture, especially in chess variants such as Retrochess.uncarnateWithout flesh; especially, not made with flesh; not incarnate i.e. spiritual or ethereal.uncialize(transitive) To write or print in uncial letters.uncincateBent in the form of a hookuncitableNot citable; that cannot be cited.uncleanse(transitive) To reverse the cleansing of; to make unclean.unclecideSynonym of avunculicide.uncombine(transitive) To separate (things previously combined).uncompileSynonym of decompile.unconcedeTo retract a prior concession.unconfine(transitive) To free from confinement.unconfuse(transitive) To free from confusion.unconveneTo disband a group that has been convened.uncoplike(slang) Unlike a police officer.uncowableNot to be cowed or intimidated.uncrinkleTo unfold from a crinkled state.uncrumple(transitive) To return something that has been crumpled closer to its original state.uncultureA lack of culture.uncurable(archaic) incurableundatableNot able to be dated; that may be not be ascribed a date (or age).undeceaveObsolete form of undeceive.undeceive(transitive) To free from misconception, deception or error.undeclare(transitive) To reverse the process of declaring; to unsay.undecuplehaving 11 parts or membersunderbake(transitive) To bake insufficiently, or less than usual.underbite(dentistry) A malocclusion, in which the lower teeth extend past the upper onesunderboneA small motorcycle built on a frame consisting mostly of one large-diameter tubular component.underboresimple past of underbearundercamesimple past of undercomeundercode(semiotics) A subtext; ideas or information that are assumed or implied but not explicitly coded.undercome(transitive, nonstandard) To come under; experience or suffer the effects of; be affected by; undergo.underdoneinsufficiently cooked; undercookedunderdope(physics) To dope at less than the optimal level for superconductivityunderdoseAn inadequate dose (of a medication).underfaceThe underside or downward-facing surface of an object.underfire(transitive, intransitive) To heat from below.undergonepast participle of undergounderhole(mining) To cut away or mine out the lower portion of a coal seam or a part of the underlay so as to win or get the overlying coal.underhoseHose worn underneath other clothing.underkneeBelow the knee.underlifeLife concealed from common knowledge.underline(uncommon) The character _.underlive(transitive) To live under; live beneath (something); to fail to live up to (something).undermateA junior officer on board a ship.undermineTo dig underneath (something), to make a passage for destructive or military purposes; to sap.undernose(aviation) Located under the nose of the aircraftundernote(music) A low or subdued note, such as a drone, that forms a background to the melody.underrate(transitive) To underestimate; to make too low a rate or estimate.underride(automotive, road transport) A vehicle accident in which one vehicle partially slides underneath another.underripeInsufficiently ripe for harvesting or eating.underrobeA robe designed to be worn under other clothing, particularly another robe.undersave(intransitive) To save too little money.undershoeA covering for the foot, sturdier than a sock, worn under the outer shoes.undersideThe side that is below or underneath, the bottom.undersizeSmaller than normal, undersized.undersoleThe underside of the sole of a shoe.undertake(transitive) To take upon oneself; to start, to embark on (a specific task etc.).undertideSynonym of undercurrent.undertime(transitive) To measure wrongly, so that it seems to take less time than actually required.undertoneAn auditory tone of low pitch or volume.undertype(numismatics) The type of coin used as a blank in the creation of a new coin.undervineBeneath a vineundervoteA vote that has been cast but that shows no legally valid preference for a candidate in an election.underwareMisspelling of underwear.underwireA semicircular wire placed in a bra to support the breasts.underwiseOn or to the bottom or underside of; beneath; underneath.underyoke(transitive) To bring under yoke; make subject.undeserveTo fail to deserve, to be unworthy ofundivableAlternative form of undiveable.undivorceTo undo or cancel a divorce.undressee(rare) An undressed person.undriableAlternative form of undryable.undryableThat cannot be dried.undupableIncapable of being duped.undyeableUnable to be dyed.uneatableNot eatable; not fit for eating.unebriate(formal) Not intoxicated.uneducate(transitive) To deprive of the results of education.unendableImpossible to end; which cannot be ended; interminable.unendorse(transitive) To revoke one's endorsement of.unenslave(transitive) To free (someone) from slavery.unerrableAlternative form of inerrable.uneruditeNot erudite; uneducated.unessence(philosophy) Lack of essence; that which is not essence.unevasiveNot evasive; straightforward; direct; to the point.unexecute(transitive, computing) To undo (a command or operation previously executed).uneyeable(rare) Impossible to see (with the naked eye); invisible.unfadableThat does not fade.unfakableThat cannot be faked.unfazableAlternative form of unfazeable.unfinableUnable to be fined.unfirableIncapable of being fired (in various senses).unfixableNot capable of being fixed (mended or repaired).unflyableNot flyable; impossible to fly.unfoldase(biochemistry) An enzyme that catalyzes protein unfoldingunfoldome(biochemistry) The totality of intrinsically disordered proteins in an organismunforgavesimple past of unforgiveunforgive(transitive) To revoke or rescind forgiveness of.unfortune(obsolete) misfortuneunfusableThat cannot be fusedunfusibleAlternative form of infusible (“not fusible”).ungafiateAlternative form of degafiate.ungainlieObsolete form of ungainly.ungenuinefalse, not genuine or authentic.ungluableAlternative spelling of unglueable.ungrappleTo release from a grappling hook.unhidableThat cannot be hidden.unhirableThat cannot be hired; unsuitable for hiring.unhirsute(rare) Not hirsute; lacking hair.unicinateMisspelling of uncinate.unifiableAble to be united or unified.unijugate(botany, of a pinnate leaf) Having only one pair of leaflets.unilobateHaving a single lobeunimagine(transitive) To dismiss from the imagination; to make as though never imagined.uninclude(rare) To exclude.uninspire(transitive) To divest of inspiration.uninviteea person who is not invited into or onto someone else's premises.uninvolve(transitive) To remove from involvement.unionwideThroughout a union.uniramose(zoology) Synonym of uniramous.unistable(mathematics, of a polyhedron) stable when resting on one of its facesunitarize(transitive) To convert to a unitary form.uniteableAlternative form of unitable.univocate(obsolete) Having a single sound or pronunciation.unjusticeThe lack or absence of justice; injustice.unlawlike(obsolete) Not according to law; illegal.unlayableImpossible to lay.unlicense(transitive) To cause no longer to be licensed; to annul the licensing of.unlivableThat cannot be lived.unlosableThat cannot be lost; not losable.unmakableAlternative spelling of unmakeable.unmanacle(transitive) To release from manacles.unmigrate(computing, rare) To reverse the process of migration; to switch back to an older system.unmiracle(transitive) To rid of miracles; to make, or treat as, no longer miraculous.unmixableNot mixable, not able to mixunmovableNot physically able to be moved.unmutableObsolete form of immutable.unnamableAlternative spelling of unnameable.unnervate(obsolete) enervate; weakenedunownableThat cannot be owned; that cannot be possessed as property.unpacable(obsolete) Synonym of impacable.unpackage(transitive) To remove from a package.unpayableThat cannot be paid.unpoetize(transitive) To make unpoetic; to strip of its poetry or poetical aspect.unpollute(transitive) To remove pollutants from; to purify.unprepare(transitive) To undo the preparation of.unpromiseLack of promise; poor prospects; unpromising outlook.unprovide(archaic, transitive) To deprive of necessary provision, neglect, or unfurnish.unprovokeTo undo or counter a provocation.unpurpose(transitive) To deprive of a purpose; to remove or derail the purpose of.unquiesce(computing, transitive) To restore from a quiesced state.unrapableNot able to be raped.unratableThat cannot be rated.unrealiseAlternative form of unrealize.unrealize(transitive) To make unreal; to idealize.unrelease(transitive, rare) To undo the release of; to withdraw.unrequire(transitive) To cancel the requirement for; to make something that is required into something that is not required.unreserve(uncountable) A lack or absence of reserve; frankness; uninhibitedness.unresolveThe lack of the quality of resolve.unrestoreTo undo work that was done to restore something.unretireeOne who leaves retirement and returns to work.unreverse(transitive) To restore from a reversed state; to reverse again, so as to turn the right way round.unridableAlternative form of unrideable.unrulableThat cannot be ruled or governedunsalable(US) Something that cannot be sold.unsatableinsatiable; that cannot be satedunsatiate(obsolete) Insatiable.unsavableNot savable; that cannot be saved.unsawableNot capable of being sawn, or cut with a saw.unsayable(philosophy) Not capable of being said.unsceptreTo deprive of a sceptre; to deprive of the status of monarch or of authority.unscienceThat which is unscientific or pseudoscientific.unsewableNot sewable; that cannot be sewn.unsexlike(archaic) Not befitting a person's sex; unmanly (for a man) or unwomanly (for a woman).unshackleTo remove shackles from someone or something.unsheatheTo deprive of a sheath; to draw from the sheath or scabbard, as a sword.unshuffle(transitive) To restore to order from a shuffled state.unsilence(transitive) To make no longer silent; to provide with a voice.unsizable(obsolete) Not of sufficient weight or size.unskiableNot skiable; unsuitable for skiing.unsnaggle(transitive) To disentangle.unsolubleArchaic form of insoluble.unsowableIncapable of being sowed.unsqueeze(transitive) To reformat (a video image) from 4:3 to 16:9 aspect ratio.unsteeple(transitive) To release (the hands) from a steepled position.unstopple(transitive) To remove the stopple from.unswaddleTo remove swaddling, to unwrap.unswizzle(programming, transitive) To convert memory-dependent pointers to portable symbols or positions during serialization.untakableThat is not capable of being taken.untamableAlternative spelling of untameable.untappice(transitive) To drive out of concealment.untaxableThat cannot be taxed.untenableNot able to be held or sustained, such as of an opinion or position.untieableAble to be untied.untirableIncapable of being tired; never tiring.untunableUnable to be tuned.unuseableAlternative spelling of unusable.unvariateMisspelling of univariate.unviolate(obsolete) Synonym of inviolate.unvisible(archaic) InvisibleunwadableAlternative spelling of unwadeable.unwakableAlternative spelling of unwakeable.unwedableMisspelling of unweddable.unwindase(biochemistry) Synonym of helicase.unwooableUnable to be wooed.unwowable(rare, informal) Not to be wowed or impressed.unwreathe(transitive) To untwist, uncoil, or untwine (something wreathed).unwriggle(rare) to free something which is trapped, by wriggling.unwrinkle(transitive) To remove wrinkles from.unyokableAlternative form of unyokeable.upbreathe(obsolete) To breathe up or out; to exhale.upconjure(transitive, archaic) To conjure up.updatable(computing) That can be updated.uppercaseWritten in upper case; capital.uppersideAlternative form of upper side.upscuddle(US, regional) A quarrel; an argument.upsizableAble to be upsized.upstartle(transitive, archaic) To cause to rise up in startlement.uptitrate(medicine) To gradually increase a dose while observing the effects; (and usually, especially) to arrive at the optimal dose by so doing.upwreatheAlternative form of upwreath.uralitize(ambitransitive) To cause or undergo uralitization.uralolite(mineralogy) A monoclinic-prismatic mineral containing beryllium, calcium, hydrogen, oxygen, and phosphorus.uramphite(mineralogy) A tetragonal-ditetragonal dipyramidal mineral containing hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and uranium.uraninite(mineralogy) Any of several brownish-black forms of uranium dioxide, UO₂, (especially pitchblende) that is the chief ore of uranium; it is isomorphous with thorianite.uranocene(organic chemistry) The actinocene cyclooctatetraenide with chemical formula U(C₈H₈)₂, one of the first organouranium compounds to be synthesized.uranolite(obsolete) A meteorite or aerolite.uranotile(mineralogy) Synonym of uranophane.urceolate(botany) Shaped like an urn.uridylase(biochemistry) Any enzyme that catalyses the hydrolysis of a uridylateuridylate(biochemistry) Any salt or ester of uridylic acid.urinativeProvoking the flow of urine; diuretic.urinelikeResembling or characteristic of urine.urocanase(biochemistry) An enzyme that catalyzes the second step in the degradation of histidine, the hydration of urocanate into imidazolonepropionate.urocanate(chemistry) Any salt or ester of urocanic acid.urochrome(biochemistry) A pigment that causes the yellow color in urine. It is a breakdown product of the blood's haemoglobin and is removed by the kidneys.urokinase(biochemistry) A protease, found in the urine, which converts plasminogen to plasmin, and is used in the treatment of deep vein thrombosis.uroplaqueA layer of plaque on the surface of a urotheliumurosomite(zoology) One of the somites of the urosome.uroxanate(archaic, chemistry) Any salt of uroxanic acid.ursophileOne who loves bears.urusovite(mineralogy) A monoclinic-prismatic light green mineral containing aluminum, arsenic, copper, and oxygen.usaramine(organic chemistry) A pyrrolizidine alkaloid.userspace(computing) The area of memory used for a user's applications, etc., as opposed to that reserved for the operating system kernel.usherance(obsolete) The act of ushering.usherette(dated) A female usher.ushkovite(mineralogy) A triclinic-pinacoidal mineral containing hydrogen, iron, magnesium, oxygen, and phosphorus.usitative(grammar) Denoting usual or customary action.ussingite(mineralogy) A white or reddish-pink silicate mineral with chemical formula Na₂AlSi₃O₈(OH).usurpableAble to be usurped.uterosomeA uterine exosomeutterableCapable of being expressed in words, especially audibly.utteranceAn act of, or the process of, uttering.uttermore(obsolete) comparative form of utter: more utteruttrosideA particular steroid glycoside.uvarovite(mineralogy) A rare chromium-bearing garnet mineral with a vivid emerald-green colour.uvularize(transitive, phonetics) To make uvular.uvulatome(surgery, historical) An instrument for removing the uvula.uvulotome(surgery) The surgical instrument used in uvulotomy.uwarowiteAlternative form of uvarovite.uwatenage(sumo) a kimarite in which the attacker heaves his opponent down as he turns awayuxoricideOne who murders one's wife.uzarosideA particular steroid glycoside.