English to English Dictionary

Unseeming

Not conforming to accepted standards of good taste; improper or unbecoming.

Unshod

Not wearing shoes.

Untraversable

Impossible to travel across, traverse, or navigate.

Unvisitable

Not able to be visited or accessed.

Unwitch

To free or deliver from witchcraft or a spell; to break a charm cast upon someone.

Upbraid

To find fault with someone; to scold, reproach, or reprimand severely.

Upregulate

To increase the amount or effect of something, such as a medication dosage, a cellular receptor, or a physiological response.

Ur-

Earliest or original; primitive or proto-.

Urania

In Greek mythology, the Muse of astronomy and astrological writings, typically represented holding a celestial globe and a stylus.

Uranic

Pertaining to or resembling the planet Uranus or containing the element uranium.

Urent

Burning, stinging, or having a scorching effect, especially in a biological or medical context.

Urning

A historical term formerly used in sexology and psychology to describe a person, specifically a male, whose sexual orientation is toward persons of the same sex.