-no, move, nòr, nôt ;-tube, tub, bull;-oil;-pound;-thin, THIS. UNOBSERVABLE, Not to be observed. UNOBSERVANT, Ůn-ôb-zér'vânt. a. Not paid for; that for which the price is not yet given. UNPAINED, ůn-pȧn'd'. a. obsequious; not attentive. no pain. UNOBSERVED, ůn-ôb-zérv'd'. a. Not regarded, not attended to. UNOBSERVING, ůn-ôb-zer'ving. a. attentive, not heedful. In a. UNOBSTRUCTED, un-ôb-strûk'têd. a. Not Not UNOBVIOUS, ůn-ôb’vè-ůs. a. Not rea dily occurring. UNOCCUPIED, un-ôk'ků-pide. a. possessed. UNOFFERED, ûn-ôf'für’d. a. Un Not pro posed to acceptance. UNOFFENDING, ún-of-fènd'ing. a. Harmless, innocent; sinless, pure from UNPARDONABLY, ůn-pår'd'n-á-blè. ad. úr-pår-lemênt'â-rè-nés. s. Contrariety to the usage or constitution of parliament. UNPARLIAMENTARY, un-pår-lè-mênt'ârẻ. a. Contrary to the rules of parliament. UNPARTED, un-pår'téd. a. Undivided, Not not separated. encountered by any hostility or obstruc- UNPARTIAL, ůn-pår'shâl. a. Equal, ad. Ad Equally, indifferently. a. UNPATHED, un-påтн'd'. a. Untracked, Not Having no birth, ungenerated. Having no UNOWNED, ûn-on'd'. a. owner; not acknowledged. To UNPACK, ůn-påk'. v. a. To disburden, to exonerate; to open any thing bound together. UNPACKED, ůn-pâkt'. a. (359). collected by unlawful artifices. UNPAID, un-påde'. a. Not Not discharged; not receiving dues or debts. Un UNPEACEABLE, ůn-pè'sâ-bl. a. Quarrelsome, inclined to disturb the tranquillity of others. To UNPEG, in-pêg'. v. a. To open any thing closed with a peg. UNPENSIONED, un-pên'shûn'd. a. Without a pension. Το To UNPEOPLE, un-pèè'pl. v. a. depopulate, to deprive of inhabitants. UNPERCEIVED, un-pèr-sév'd'. a. Not observed, not heeded, not sensibly discovered, not known. (559)-Fate, får, fåll, fât;-mè, mêt ;-pine, pin ; UNPERCEIVEDLY, un-pèr-se'vêd-lè. ad. | UNPLAUSIBLE, un-plaw'zé-bl. a. (364). So as not to be perceived. UNPERFECT, un-perfekt. a. Incom plete. UNPERSUADABLE, un-pèr-swà'dâ-bl. a. Inexorable, not to be persuaded. UNPETRIFIED, ůn-pêt'trè-fide. a. Not turned to stone. UNPHILOSOPHICAL, un-fil-lo-zôf'è-kal. a. Unsuitable to the rules of philosophy or right reason. UNPHILOSOPHICALLY, ûn-fil-lò-zôf'èkâlé. ad. In a manner contrary to the rules of right reason. UNPHILOSOPHICALNESS, un-fil-lò-zôf'e-kál-nés. s. Incongruity with philosophy. TO UNPHILOSOPHIZE, un-fil-lôs'sò-fize. v. a. To degrade from the character of a philosopher. UNPIERCED, un-pèrst'. a. (359). Not penetrated, not pierced.-See PIERCE. UNPILLARED, un-pil'lar'd. a. Divested. of pillars. UNPILLOWED, in-pil'lôde. a. Wanting a pillow. open Not Not To UNPIN, ún-pin'. v. a. To what is shut or fastened with a pin. UNPINKED, un-pinkt'. a. (359). marked with eyelet holes. UNPITIED, un-pit'tid. a. (282). compassionated, not regarded with sympathetical sorrow. UNPITIFULLY, un-pît'é-fùl-è. ad. Unmercifully, without mercy. UNPITYING, in-pit'é-ing. Having no compassion. UNPLACED, un-plåst'. a. (359). Having no place of dependence. a. (410). Not plausible, not such as has a fair appear ance. UNPLAUSIVE, un-plàw'siv. a. Not ap proving. ad. UNPLEASANT, un-plêz'ânt. a. Not de- bent, not conforming to the will. UNPLOWED, un-plou'd'. a. Not plowed. To UNPLUME, ân-plùme'. v. a. strip of plumes, to degrade. UNPOETICAL, un-pó-ét ́é-kâl. UNPOETICK, un-pó-ét'ik. (509). } Το a. Not elc Not such as becomes a poet. UNPOLISHED, ůn-pôl'isht. a. (359). Not smoothed, not brightened by attri tion; not civilized, not refined. UNPOLITE, un-po-lite'. a. gant, not refined, not civil. UNPOLLUTED, in-pol-lù'tèd. a. corrupted, not defiled. UNPOPULAR, un-pop'-lâr. Not fitted to please the people. UNPORTABLE, un-port'â-bl. a. be carried. a. UNPOSSESSED, ůn-pôz-zést'. a. had, not obtained. Not (88). Not to Not a. UNPOSSESSING, in-pôz-zés'sing. UNPRACTISED, in-pråk'tist. a. Not ůn-pré-kå'rè-ůs. a. Not dependent on another. UNPRECEDENTED, un-prês’sé-dênt-éd. a. Not justifiable by any example. To UNPREDICT, un-pré-dikt'. v. a. To retract prediction. UNPREFERRED, un-pré-fêr'd'. a. Not advanced. UNPLAGUED, un-plàg'd'. a. (359). Not UNPREGNANT, un-prèg'nânt. a. tormented. UNPLANTED, un-plant'êd. planted, spontaneous. prolifick. Not a. Not UNPREJUDICATE, un-prè-jú’dê-kåte. a. Not prepossessed by any settled notions. -no, move, nor, nôt ;-tube, tub, båll ;-bil;-pound;-thin, THIS. UNPREJUDICED, ȧn-préd'ju-dist. a. UNPROPER, ůn-prôp'ůr. a. (98). No Free from prejudice. peculiar. UNFRELATICAL, un-pré-lât'è-kál. a. UNPROPERLY, ůn-prop'år-lè. ad. Con Unsuitable to a prelate. UNPREMEDITATED, in-pré-mêd'é-tátêd. a. Not prepared in the mind be forehand. Not UNPREPARED, ůn-pré-pår'd'. a. ůn-prin'sè-pl'd. (359). Not settled in tenets or opinions. This word does not mean merely being unsettled in principles or opinions, but not having, or being void of good principles or opinions. It was in this sense that Dr. Goldsmith called Mr. Wilkes, of seditious and infidel memory, The unprincipled Impostor. UNPRINTED, un-print'êd. a. Not printed. UNPRISABLE, ůn-priʼzå-bl. a. lued, not of estimation. trary to propriety, improperly. UNPROPITIOUS, un-pró-pish'ús. a. Not favourable, inauspicious. UNPROPORTIONED, ůn-pro-por'shůn’d. a. Not suited to something else. UNPROPOSED, ùn-pró-póz'd'. a. proposed. UNPROPPED, un-prôpt'. a. (359). Not supported, not upheld. UNPROSPEROUS, un-prôs'půr-ûs. a. Un Not fortunate, not prosperous. UNPROSPEROUSLY, un-prôs'půr-ůs-lè.ad.” Unsuccessfully. UNPROTECTED, ůn-pro-tèk'têd. a. Not To UNPROVIDE, un-prô-vide'. v. a. To UNPRUNED, ûn-prùn'd'. a. UNPUBLICK, ůn-půb'lik. a. Private, not generally known. UNPUBLISHED, in-půb'lisht. a. Secret, unknown; not given to the publick. UNPUNISHED, un-pin'isht. a. Not punished, suffered to continue in impunity. UNPURCHASED, un-pür'tshåst. a. bought. UNPURGED, un-půrj'd'. a. Not purged. UNPRISONED, in-priz'z'n'd. a. (359). UNPURIFIED, un-pu'rè-fide. a. (282). Not va Not valued. Set free from confinement. UNPROFANED, ůn-pró-fàn'd'. a. Not violated. UNPROFITABLE, ůn-próf'è-tâ-bl. a. Usc- no gain. Un Not freed from recrement; not cleansed from sin. UNPURSUED, un-půr-sude'. a. Not pur Not fit. ún-próf'è-ta-bl- To UNQUALIFY, un-kwôl'é-fi. v. a. To UNPROLIFICK, un-prò-lif'ik. a. Barren, a. UNQUENCHED, un-kwênsht'. a. a. Not (559).-Fate, får, fåll, fât;--me, mêt ;-pine, pin ;- Not doubted, passed without doubt; in- UNQUIETNESS, un-kwi'êt-nês. s. Want UNRAKED, un-råkt'. a. Not thrown To UNRAVEL, ůn-râv'v'l. v. a. (103). UNRAZORED, un-råʼzûr'd. a. Unshaven. UNREAD, un-rêd'. a. Not read, not UNREADINESS, ủn-rêd'è-nès. s. Want UNREAL, un-rè'âl. a. Unsubstantial. ravel. blunted. Not UNREBUKABLE, ûn-ré-bù'kâ-bl. a. Ob- ceived.. UNRECLAIMED, ûn-rè-klam'd'. a. Not CILEABLE. UNREFORMABLE, un-ré-forʼmå-bl. UNREFRACTED, ûn-ré-fråk'têd. a. Not a. Not UNREFRESHED, un-ré-frêsht'. UNREMEDIABLE, ûn-re-me'dè-â-bl. a, -no, move, nor, nôt;-tube, tub, bull;-dil;-pound;-thin, THIS. UNREMEMBRANCE, un-rè-mêm'brânse. UNRESOLVABLE, Ůn-ré-zôl'vá-bl. a. Not s. Forgetfulness. UNREMOVABLE, Not to be taken away. UNREPAID, un-ré-påde'. a. Not recom- Not filled. } to be solved, insoluble. UNRESOLVED, ůn-ré-zôlv’d'. a. Not de- UNRESPECTIVE, un-ré-spektiv. a. In- Not restored; not cleared from an attainder. UNRESTRAINED, un-ré-strån'd'. a. Not confined, not hindered; licentious, loose; not limited. a. UNRETRACTED, ůn-rẻ-trâk ́têd. a. Not revoked, not recalled. Not a. UNREPRIEVABLE, un-ré-prèèv'â-bl. a. UNREPROVED, un-rè-prỏỏv'd'. a. Not censured; not liable to censure. UNREPUGNANT, un-rè-pûg'nânt. a. Not opposite. UNREPUTABLE, ûn-rẻp'ù-tâ-bl. a. creditable. UNREVEALED, ûn-rè-vèľ’d'. a. Not told, not discovered. UNREVENGED, in-ré-vènj'd'. a. Not UNREVEREND, ûn-rêv'èr-ênd. a. Irreve- ún-rêv'êr-énd-lè. ad. Disrespectfully. UNREVERSED, `ûn-rè-vērst'. a. voked, not repealed. Not re UNREVOKED, un-rẻ-vòkt'. a. (359). Not recalled. Not a. Το UNREWARDED, ůn-ré-wård'éd. a. rewarded, not recompensed. To UNRIDDLE, un-rid'dl. v. Not solve an enigma, to explain a problem. un-ré-dik'ù-lus. a. UNRIDICULOUS, ridiculous. UNREQUESTED, ún-ré-kwêst'èd. a. Not UNREQUITABLE, ůn-ré-kwi'tâ-bl. a. Not Not To UNRIG, un-rig. v. a. To strip off the tackle. Un n-ri'tshe-is-nês. UNRIGHTEOUS, un-ri'tshe-is. a. UNREQUITED, un-ré-kwi'têd. a. UNRESISTING, in-ré-zis'ting. a. 6 A Not To de Dr. Johnson very justly censures this word as improper, though authorized by Shakspeare, Bacon, Taylor, and Collier': for, says he, there is no difference between rip and unrip: therefore the negative particle is of no force. But to this it may be observed, that the negative particle is not merely redundant; it implies something |