English words starting with unh - page 2

Meanings of Unhitch:

verb

Unhook or unfasten (something tethered to or caught on something else).

Usage examples:

He unhitched the side of the trailer

Meanings of Unhitched:

verb

Unhook or unfasten (something tethered to or caught on something else).

Usage examples:

He unhitched the side of the trailer

Meanings of Unhitching:

verb

Unhook or unfasten (something tethered to or caught on something else).

Usage examples:

He unhitched the side of the trailer

Meanings of Unhittable:

adjective

(of a pitch or stroke in sport) impossible to hit.

Usage examples:

His curveball can be unhittable at times

Meanings of Unholier:

adjective

Sinful; wicked.

Usage examples:

A father killing his son is an act against nature—unholy and loathsome

Meanings of Unholiest:

adjective

Sinful; wicked.

Usage examples:

A father killing his son is an act against nature—unholy and loathsome

Meanings of Unholy:

adjective

Sinful; wicked.

Usage examples:

A father killing his son is an act against nature—unholy and loathsome

Meanings of Unhonoured:

adjective

Not given public praise or respect.

Usage examples:

His first-rate performances were largely unhonoured

Meanings of Unhood:

verb

Remove the hood from (an animal or person).

Usage examples:

He unhooded the horse

Meanings of Unhooded:

verb

Remove the hood from (an animal or person).

Usage examples:

He unhooded the horse

Meanings of Unhooding:

verb

Remove the hood from (an animal or person).

Usage examples:

He unhooded the horse

Meanings of Unhoods:

verb

Remove the hood from (an animal or person).

Usage examples:

He unhooded the horse

Meanings of Unhook:

verb

Unfasten or detach (something that is held or caught by a hook).

Usage examples:

She unhooked a towelling robe from behind the door

Meanings of Unhooking:

verb

Unfasten or detach (something that is held or caught by a hook).

Usage examples:

She unhooked a towelling robe from behind the door

Meanings of Unhooks:

verb

Unfasten or detach (something that is held or caught by a hook).

Usage examples:

She unhooked a towelling robe from behind the door

Meanings of Unhoped:

adjective

Exceeding hope or expectation.

Usage examples:

An unhoped-for piece of good luck

Meanings of Unhorse:

verb

Drag or cause to fall from a horse.

Usage examples:

Having unhorsed each other, the two men finished the fight on foot

Meanings of Unhorsed:

verb

Drag or cause to fall from a horse.

Usage examples:

Having unhorsed each other, the two men finished the fight on foot

Meanings of Unhorses:

verb

Drag or cause to fall from a horse.

Usage examples:

Having unhorsed each other, the two men finished the fight on foot

Meanings of Unhoused:

adjective

Having no accommodation or shelter.

Usage examples:

The poor remain unhoused

Meanings of Unhouseled:

adjective

Not having received the eucharist.

Usage examples:

He feared the child would die unhouseled

Meanings of Unhuman:

adjective

Not resembling or having the qualities of a human being.

Usage examples:

He turned around to look at them all with his unhuman eyes

Meanings of Unhung:

adjective

(especially of a picture) not hanging or hung.

Usage examples:

Unhung paintings

verb

Past and past participle of unhang.

Meanings of Unhurried:

adjective

Moving, acting, or taking place without haste or urgency.

Usage examples:

He began opening the drawers of his desk in an unhurried way

Meanings of Unhurt:

adjective

Not hurt or harmed.

Usage examples:

He was shaken but unhurt after being pelted with cans and bottles