Skip to content- unbohemianNot bohemian, or insufficiently bohemian
- unboilTo reverse the process of boiling.
- unboilednot boiled
- unboisterousNot boisterous.
- unboldTo change (text) from a bold typeface to a non-bolded typeface.
- unboldedNot bolded; not in a bold typeface.
- unboldenedSynonym of unemboldened (“not made bold or brave”).
- unboldfaceTo make not boldface.
- unboldlyIn an unbold manner.
- unbolledNot having formed a boll.
- unbolsterTo remove the support from.
- unbolsteredNot bolstered.
- unboltTo unlock by undoing the bolts of.
- unboltedNot fastened with a bolt.
- unbombableThat cannot be bombed.
- unbombardedNot bombarded.
- unbombastTo take down or discredit (bombastic speech or writing).
- unbombasticNot bombastic.
- unbombedNot bombed.
- unbondableNot bondable.
- unbondedNot bonded
- unboneTo deprive of bones, as meat; to bone.
- unbonedNot having had the bones removed.
- unbonnetTo remove a bonnet from.
- unbonnetedNot wearing a bonnet.
- unbonnyNot attractive; unpleasant to look at.
- unbooedNot booed.
- unbookTo undo the process of booking; to cancel a booking.
- unbookableNot bookable.
- unbookedNot booked.
- unbookishNot bookish.
- unbookishlyIn an unbookish manner.
- unbookishnessThe quality of being unbookish.
- unbookmarkTo remove a bookmark.
- unbookmarkedNot bookmarked.
- unboorishNot boorish.
- unboostableIncapable of being boosted.
- unboostedNot boosted; without a booster.
- unbootTo take off the boots from.
- unbootableNot bootable.
- unbootedNot wearing boots.
- unborableImpossible to bore, or cause to lose interest.
- unboraxedNot boraxed.
- unborderTo remove a border or borders from.
- unborderedWithout a border; borderless.
- unboreTo relieve from boredom.
- unboredNot having been bored or drilled through.
- unboringNot boring; of interest.
- unbornNot yet born; yet to come; future.
- unbornnessThe quality of being unborn.
- unborrowableNot borrowable.
- unborrowedNot borrowed.
- unborrowingNot borrowing.
- unbosomTo tell someone about (one's troubles), and thus obtain relief.
- unbosomerOne who unbosoms, or discloses.
- unbosomingThe act of telling about one's troubles.
- unbossedNot under the influence of a boss (employer etc.).
- unbotanicalNot botanical.
- unbotherableThat is not bothered by anything; unflappable.
- unbotheredNot bothered, serene.
- unbotheringUnbothersome.
- unbothersomeNot bothersome.
- unbottleTo remove from a bottle.
- unbottleableNot capable of being bottled.
- unbottledNot bottled.
- unbottomTo remove the grounding or basis of.
- unbottomedbottomless
- unboughtNot bought; unpurchased.
- unboulderedWithout boulders
- unbouncedThat has not bounced (in any sense).
- unbouncyNot bouncy.
- unboundNot obligated.
- unboundableNot boundable.
- unboundablyBeyond measure; infinitely.
- unboundariedNot limited by boundaries.
- unboundedHaving no boundaries or limits.
- unboundedlyboundlessly
- unboundednessThe condition of being unbounded
- unboundlesslimitless; unbounded
- unbounteousNot bounteous.
- unbountiedNot bountied.
- unbountifulNot bountiful.
- unbountifullyIn an unbountiful manner.
- unbourgeoisNot bourgeois.
- unbovineNot bovine; uncowlike.
- unbovveredNot bovvered
- unbowTo unbend (something).
- unbowableNot bowable.
- unbowdlerizedNot bowdlerized.
- unbowedNot bowed; erect or upright.
- unbowelTo deprive of the entrails; to disembowel.
- unboweredNot bowered.
- unbowledNot bowled.
- unbowsomeUnbending, not bending, not shifting.
- unboxTo remove from a box.
- unboxableThat cannot be boxed.
- unboxedNot packaged or enclosed in a box.
- unboxerOne who removes things from boxes.
- unboxingThe removal of something from its box; an unpacking.
- unboxyNot having a regular rectangular appearance.
- unboyTo divest of the traits of a boy.
- unboycottedNot boycotted.
- unboyfriendA man who is not one's boyfriend (but who might be desirable boyfriend material).
- unboyishNot boyish.
- unboyishlyIn an unboyish manner.
- unboylikeNot boylike.
- unbraceTo undo, unfasten; to relax, loosen.
- unbracedNot braced
- unbraceletedNot wearing a bracelet.
- unbracketTo remove from brackets or parentheses; to highlight; to bring forward.
- unbracketedNot bracketed.
- unbrackishNot brackish.
- unbraggingNot bragging.
- unbraidTo disentangle the strands of a braid
- unbraidableIncapable of being braided.
- unbraidedNot braided
- unbrailTo undo the brailing of a sail.
- unbrailedNot brailed.
- unbrainedBrainless.
- unbrainwashTo reverse the process of brain-washing or indoctrination; to free (a person) from beliefs forced on them by others.
- unbrainwashedNot having been brainwashed.
- unbraketo stop braking, to release the brake(s)
- unbrakedNot fitted with brakes.
- unbrambleTo remove (literal or figurative) brambles from.
- unbrambledNot covered with brambles.
- unbranTo remove the bran from.
- unbranchedHaving no branches
- unbranchingThat does not branch.
- unbrandTo free from commercial branding.
- unbrandednot branded; lacking a brand
- unbrandiedNot brandied.
- unbrannedNot branned.
- unbrashNot brash.
- unbrassedNot brassed.
- unbrassyNot brassy.
- unbratticedNot bratticed.
- unbrattyNot bratty.
- unbraveNot brave.
- unbravedNot braved.
- unbravelyWithout bravery.
- unbrazeTo remove the joint between (two metal pieces previously brazed).
- unbrazedNot brazed.
- unbrazenNot brazen.
- unbreachableImpossible to breach
- unbreachedNot breached; intact.
- unbreadedNot breaded.
- unbreakTo do the inverse or opposite of breaking: to mend, restore, heal, or fix; to make no longer broken.
- unbreakabilityThe quality of being impossible to break.
- unbreakableDifficult or impossible to break and therefore able to withstand rough usage.
- unbreakablenessThe quality or state of not being breakable.