Skip to content- unkirkedSynonym of unchurched.
- unkirtledNot kirtled.
- unkissTo cancel or annul something that was done or sealed with a kiss.
- unkissableThat cannot be kissed; not suitable for kissing.
- unkissablySo as to preclude kissing.
- unkissedNot kissed; not having been kissed by someone.
- unkitschyNot kitschy.
- unknappedNot knapped.
- unkneadableNot kneadable.
- unkneadedNot kneaded.
- unkneelingNot kneeling.
- unknelledWithout having a bell rung for one's funeral.
- unknickeredNot wearing knickers.
- unknifedNot having been knifed.
- unknightTo deprive of knighthood.
- unknightedNot knighted.
- unknightlikeNot knightlike.
- unknightlinessThe quality of being unknightly.
- unknightlyNot knightly.
- unknitTo unravel.
- unknittableNot knittable; unable to be knitted.
- unknittedNot knitted.
- unknockedNot knocked or knocked upon.
- unknockingNot knocking.
- unknomeThe totality of genes of unknown function in a genome.
- unknotIn knot theory, a loop that is not knotted.
- unknottableNot knottable; in which a knot cannot be tied.
- unknottedNot knotted.
- unknottednessThe condition of being unknotted
- unknottingThe act of untying a knot.
- unknottyNot knotty.
- unknowTo undo the process of knowing; to lose knowledge of something.
- unknowabilityThe quality or state of being unknowable.
- unknowableNot knowable; not able to be known.
- unknowablenessQuality or state of not being knowable.
- unknowablyIn an unknowable way; ineffably.
- unknowingWithout knowing; ignorant.
- unknowinglyWithout awareness, without intent.
- unknowingnessThe quality of not knowing; ignorance of something.
- unknowledgeThe lack or absence of knowledge.
- unknowledgeableLacking knowledge: ignorant, naive, or both.
- unknowledgeablenessThe state or condition of being unknowledgeable; ignorance.
- unknowledgeablyWithout knowledge; in ignorance.
- unknowledgedNot acknowledged or recognised.
- unknownNot known; unidentified; not well known.
- unknownlyMysteriously, without a known reason or cause.
- unknownnessThe condition of being unknown
- unknownsThose US military personnel who have died in service, usually in war, without proper burial.
- unknurledNot knurled.
- unkodakedNot photographed.
- unkookyNot kooky.
- unkosherNot kosher.
- unkosheredNot koshered.
- unkyUncle.
- unlabelSynonym of delabel.
- unlabeledNot labeled; having no label.
- unlabelledUK standard spelling of unlabeled.
- unlabializedNot labialized.
- unlabiateNot labiate.
- unlaboriousNot laborious.
- unlaboriouslyIn an unlaborious manner.
- unlaboriousnessThe quality of being unlaborious.
- unlabouredNot laboured.
- unlabouringNot engaging in labour.
- unlaceTo remove the knot from laces; to undo laces.
- unlacedWith laces untied.
- unlaceratedNot lacerated.
- unlachrymoseFree from dejection and melancholy; not vexed or weighed down by circumstances.
- unlackeyedWithout a lackey or servant.
- unlaconicNot laconic.
- unlacqueredNot lacquered.
- unladderedNot laddered; without a ladder in them.
- unladeTo unload.
- unladenNot carrying anything; unburdened.
- unladingThe removal of cargo from a vessel.
- unladylikeNot ladylike; ill-mannered.
- unladylikelyIn an unladylike manner.
- unladylikenessThe quality of being unladylike; conduct not befitting a lady.
- unlageredNot lagered.
- unlaggedNot lagged.
- unlaggingNot lagging; untiring.
- unlaicizedNot laicized.
- unlaidnot laid
- unlambastedNot lambasted.
- unlambedOf a ewe: not yet having given birth.
- unlameNot lame.
- unlamedNot lamed.
- unlamentableNot lamentable.
- unlamentedNot lamented.
- unlamentingNot lamenting.
- unlaminatedNot laminated.
- unlampoonedNot lampooned.
- unlancedNot having been lanced.
- unlandableNot landable.
- unlandedNot owning land.
- unlandmarkedWithout landmarks.
- unlandscapedNot landscaped.
- unlanguagedNot expressed with language.
- unlanguidNot languid.
- unlanguishingNot languishing.
- unlanguorousNot languorous.
- unlanternedWithout a lantern.
- unlapTo unfold or unroll.
- unlapelledHaving no lapels.
- unlappedNot having been lapped or licked at.
- unlapsedNot lapsed.
- unlapsingThat does not lapse.
- unlardedNot larded.
- unlargeNot large; small.
- unlasciviousNot lascivious.
- unlaseredNot having been lasered.
- unlashTo unfasten.
- unlashedWithout eyelashes.
- unlassoTo remove a lasso from.
- unlassoedNot lassoed.
- unlastTo fail to last.
- unlastingNot lasting.
- unlatchRemove from a latch
- unlatchedOf a gate, etc., not latched.
- unlatcherOne who or that which unlatches.
- unlatchingThe act of unfastening a latch.
- unlateralizedNot lateralized.
- unlathedNot lathed.
- unlatheredNot lathered.
- unlatinateWhich does not (or seems not to) follow the Latin language's grammatical rules correctly.
- unlatinedIgnorant of the Latin language.
- unlatinizedNot Latinized.
- unlatticedNot latticed.
- unlaudableNot laudable; deserving no praise.
- unlaudablyIn a way that is not laudable.
- unlaudatoryNot laudatory.
- unlaudedNot lauded; given no praise.
- unlaughTo recall (former laughter).
- unlaughableNot laughable; at which one cannot or should not laugh.
- unlaughingNot laughing.
- unlaughinglyWithout laughing; seriously, solemnly.
- unlaughterthe act of not laughing when laughter is expected, for instance after the telling of a joke, leading to social uncomfortability.
- unlaunchTo undo or reverse the launching of.
- unlaunchableThat cannot be launched.
- unlaunchednot launched
- unlaunderedThat has not been laundered.
- unlaureledNot crowned with laurel.
- unlavagedNot lavaged
- unlavedNot laved; unwashed.
- unlavingNot washing; not bathing.
- unlavishNot lavish.
- unlavishedNot lavished.
- unlavishlyIn an unlavish manner.
- unlawA crime, an illegal action.
- unlawedNot having been lawed.