English words starting with unk

Unknown, unfamiliar; strange, unusual. chiefly english regional (yorkshire) and irish english in later use.

Of a ship or boat: having no keel.

Of hair, wool, etc.: uncombed; unkempt, untidy. formerly also: (of a person) †not well groomed, dishevelled (obsolete).

(especially of a person) having an untidy or dishevelled appearance.

Not known through personal experience or acquaintance; unrecognized; unfamiliar, strange.

To drive (a fox) from its earth.

Of a fox: driven from its earth. frequently (and in earliest use) figurative and in figurative contexts: that has been forced out into the open; exposed, revealed.

Unknowing, unaware; ignorant.

Unknown.

(of a commitment or undertaking) not honoured or fulfilled.

Without a kerchief; not wearing a kerchief; characterized by the absence of a kerchief.

Unknown, unfamiliar; strange, unusual. chiefly english regional (yorkshire) and irish english in later use.

To remove the keystone from (an arch, etc.). also in extended use. compare "key".

Of a musical instrument: that does not have keys; keyless.

Not kicked.

The quality of not being killable.

Not able to be killed.

Not killed or destroyed.

That does not or cannot kill; non-lethal; non-fatal.

Not fired, baked, or dried in a kiln.

Inconsiderate and harsh to others.

Inconsiderate and harsh to others.

Inconsiderate and harsh to others.

Having an unkind nature; cold-hearted, unsympathetic. often in negative constructions.

Not kindled; not inflamed or ignited.