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Traditional English :: unerring
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unerwear.html - adj. not erring, failing, or missing the mark; true, certain. unerringly adv. unerringness n. |
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Traditional English :: unearned
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unerwear.html - adj. not earned. unearned income income from interest payments etc. as opposed to salary, wages, or fees. unearned increment an increase in the value of property not due to the owner's labour or outlay. |
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Traditional English :: unearth
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unerwear.html - v.tr. 1 a discover by searching or in the course of digging or rummaging. b dig out of the earth. 2 drive (a fox etc.) from its earth. |
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Traditional English :: unearthly
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unerwear.html - adj. 1 supernatural, mysterious. 2 colloq. absurdly early or inconvenient (an unearthly hour). 3 not earthly. |
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Traditional English :: unease
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unerwear.html - n. lack of ease, discomfort, distress. |
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Traditional English :: uneasy
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unerwear.html - adj. (uneasier, uneasiest) 1 disturbed or uncomfortable in mind or body (passed an uneasy night). 2 disturbing (had an uneasy suspicion). uneasily adv. uneasiness n. |
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