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| umbethink | vb | recall; (reflexive) consider; [‘umbe-’ + ‘think’]
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| umbethinking | n | reminder; [‘umbethink’ + ‘-ing’]
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| umstalling(s) | n | circumstance(s); [um(b) 'around' + stalling(s)*
*OE steall 'standing place, position'] |
| umwendingly | adj | interchangeable; [umb 'around' + wend 'change' + -ingly]
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| umwriting | n | transliteration; [see Ic. umrita.. also NHG Umschreibung]
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| unaforeseen | adj | unprecedented; []
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| unbeginningness | n | the state or condition of having no beginning; non-existence [un:negation, non; beginning: commencement; & ness: state or condition.]
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| undeath | n | the prolonging of life because we have the power to do so, without regards to quality of existence (in an undeath or unlife state).; dead-living [OE. 'un' & 'death'.]
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| underbreak | vb | to break in upon while someone is speaking, working, etc.; interrupt [calque from German 'unterbrechen']
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| undoingness | n | the state or condition of inaction.; inertia, idleness. [un:negation, non; doing:acting upon; ness: state or condition.]
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| underhold | vb | to carry or bear the weight of; to give courage, faith, or confidence; support ['under' + 'hold' - calque from French "soutenir"]
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| undersplit | vb | to perceive or show the difference in; to mark off as different; distinguish; differentiate [compound: 'under' + 'split' - part calque]
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| underthought | n | something which is thought or implicit, but not spoken or made explicit; subtext [neologism]
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| undrask | adv | to astonish; amaze, awe [ON (same word): to be astonished]
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| undertho | n | something which is thought or implicit, but not spoken or made explicit; subtext [neologism]
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| unhippend | adj | incumbent; current, present [un- + hip + -end]
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| unforshild | vb | to exonerate; to redeem; to make innocent. Past tense: unforshilded; Present tense: unforshilding; Synonym with "to vindicate", "to absolve", etc [A combination of the negating prefix of "un" and the Old English "forscyldigian", which means "to condemn", "to make guilty".]
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| unlievedly | adv | incredibly; [OE]
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| unlike | adj | different; not the same, distinct, seperate [already present in english]
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| unlocking your wordhoard | phr | making a speech (obsolete); [O.E]
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| unset | vb | destabilise; [OE]
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| unsleeping-eye | n | secret police organizations, as the Gestapo etc.; [OE un/sleep/ing & eye]
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| unsmittler | n | disinfectant; [un- + smittle (smite + -le adj. suffix) + -er]
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| unstaffed halt | n | a small unmanned railway station; [O.E words unstaffed & halt.]
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| Upperst | n | colonel, regiment commander, man who leads a thousand men; Thousandman [from NHG Oberst compare Swedish: "Överst", Icelandic "Öfursti", Danish "oberst", Norwegian Nynorsk "oberst"]
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| us-ness | n | the fact of being or feeling united in mind, feeling or purpose the fact of forming a unity.; unity, oneness, togetherness. [us:objective of we; & suffix- ness: expressing state or condition.]
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| vand | n, adj, | bad; evil, terrible, deceitful [ON vándr]
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| voar | n | the season that comes after winter and before summer, spring; lent [NS voar]
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