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Staff <big>'''U'''</big> of the [[English Wordbook]].
 
Staff <big>'''U'''</big> of the [[English Wordbook]].
   
<p style="text-align:center">''Basic abbreviations:'' att'd=attested, OE=Old English, NHG=New High German, Du.=Dutch</p>
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''Basic abbreviations:'' att'd=attested, OE=Old English, NHG=New High German, Du.=Dutch
   
<p style="text-align:center">''For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see ''[[Forshortenings]].</p>
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''For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see ''[[Forshortenings]].
   
 
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Revision as of 08:40, 2 May 2012

Staff U of the English Wordbook.

Basic abbreviations: att'd=attested, OE=Old English, NHG=New High German, Du.=Dutch

For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see Forshortenings.

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ubiquitous adj everywhere, allwhere
UFO n NUFG (Not Undertold Flying Gainstand)
ulna n ell, elbone
ulcer adj sore
ulterior motive n hinderthought (Cf. NHG Hintergedanke)
ultimately adv & phr lastly, at last, at long last, in the end, once and for all, sooner or later, after everything
umbrella n rainshield, rainshade
unabated adj unlessened (Barnes)
unalienable adj unforfremdbere (Cf. Du. onvervreemdbaar)
unanimous adj anmooded/onemooded, oneminded, onesouled, of one sound, of one mind, at one with
unanimously adv anmoodly/onemoodly, oneminded, onesouled
unassailable adj watertight
unbalanced adj mad, unhinged, unevenweighted, crazy, brainsick, blithering, half-witted, not-all-there, soft-headed, stark-mad, daft, fey, nuts, warped
uncelebrated adj unsung
uncertain adj iffy, unsothly
uncertainty n iffiness, unsothliness
uncle n eme (cf. ME eem/eam, Du. oom, NHG Oheim/Ohm), father's brother, mother's brother, sib's brother, sibsbrother
unconscious adj unwitting, unaware, unknowing
unctuous adj fulsome, smarmy
undercurrent n undertow
underdeveloped adj underbuilt
undermine vb threaten
undistinguished adj unknown, fameless
undress vb strip
undulating adj billowing, rising, swelling, wimpling
uneasy adj restless
unedifying adj unwholesome, unhealthy
uneducated adj loreless(n.b. att'd), unschooled (Barnes), unlearned
unemployed adj jobless, idle, not in paid work, unhired, unbehired, workless
unexpected adj unforeseen, unbewaited
unfamiliar adj seldcouth (<OE seldcúþ, "familiar" is hiewcouth <OE hiwcuþ)
unfavourable adj untoward
unfortunate adj ill-starred (Barnes), luckless(Barnes), hapless, unlucky, untoward
unhabited adj undwelled, unwoned
unharness vb outspan
unicorn n onehorn
uniformity n evenness
unintelligent adj brainless, callow, green, mindless, pea-brained, thimble-witted, witless, unthinkle, unmindfast
uninteresting adj of no odds (Barnes)
union n band, workerband, wedlock, ring, bondlock
unionism n bandishness, bandom
unionist adj bandish, bandomish
unionist n bandisher, bandomer
unique adj one-off, one-of-a-kind, one and only, unlike, unmatched, matchless, unheard of, not-before-seen, seldom seen,
unit n fach (pl. fax)
unite n knit, bring together draw, together, forone
united adj knitted, foroned
United States of America n Banded Folkdoms of Americksland
unity n oneness (Barnes), onehead, onehood, togetherness, altogetherness, wholeness
universal adj almean (Cf. NHG allgemein), alworldly, for all, all about, allsome (Barnes), allhomely
universality n alness
universe n allhome, allness, wholeness, Anworth (OE An- one, worth akin to L -verse), one-word
university n lorehalls, learnhall, learningseat, lorestead (Barnes), seat of learning (Barnes)
unjustified adj wrongful
unleash vb unbind
unleashed advb unbound
unlimited adj unbounded (Barnes), unstinted
unmaintained adj unkempt
unmanageable adj unwieldy, unhandlesome
unnecessary adj needless, unneeded, wanton
unnerve vb unsettle, faze
unpleasant adj bad, bitter, thankless, unwelcome, unlustsome
unproductive adj geason, unfremful, undoful, undofast, undo-ly
unprofitable adj worthless, bootless, useless, unyielding, gainless
unprogressive adj unforthgoing, stick-in-the-mud
unreservedly adj wholeheartedly
unresponsive adj sloom (Dutch)
unrevealed adj untold, hidden
unsuccesful adj unsped, unspedful
unsuitable adj unbeseeming
unsympathetic adj untogetherfeelsome, unfeeling
unusual adj unwonely, outlandish, unalike, unsame, unthought of, way out, off-beat, weird, freaky, far-out, selcouth
unveil vb bare, betray, break the seal, bring to light, free, lay bare, lay open, shown, let out, open up, unclothe, unshroud
urban adj townish, boroughish, townwise, boroughwise
urbanite n townsman, boroughwere
urge n thrafsomehood (OE thrafian, to urge) , will, wish, lust, longing, want, eggle
ursa major n The Plough, Carl's wagon, Carles waegn, The Great Bear
use vb

note (ME, from OE notu), brook (at wikiwordbook), brouk, handle, work, wield, do with, put forth, play on

used to1 adj formerly
used to2 adj wont to
useful adj handy
useless adj idle, unhandy
usual adj often, everday, manytimes, well-known, widespread, stock
usurer n wastomshatster, wookerer, loan shark
usury n wastomshat (<OE wæstmsceatt), wooker
utensil n tool
uterus n womb, childsack, mother sack, bairnbed, bermother, mother-rif