| PENUMBRAE | • penumbrae n. Plural of penumbra. • PENUMBRA n. (Latin) a partial shadow. |
| PENUMBRAL | • penumbral adj. Of, or pertaining to, the penumbra. • PENUMBRAL adj. relating to the penumbra. |
| PENUMBRAS | • penumbras n. Plural of penumbra. • PENUMBRA n. (Latin) a partial shadow. |
| SUBALPINE | • subalpine adj. At the foot of the Alps. • subalpine adj. At or just below the tree-line. • SUBALPINE adj. inhabiting the somewhat high slopes and summits of mountains, but considerably below the snow line. |
| SUBPANELS | • subpanels n. Plural of subpanel. • SUBPANEL n. a subdivision of a panel. |
| SUBPENAED | • subpenaed v. Simple past tense and past participle of subpena. • SUBPENA v. (Latin) to summon with a type of judicial writ, also SUBPOENA. |
| SUBPOENAS | • subpoenas n. Plural of subpoena. • subpoenas v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subpoena. • subpœnas n. Plural of subpœna. |
| SUPERBANK | • superbank n. A particularly large or powerful bank. • SUPERBANK n. a very large bank. |
| UNBAPTISE | • unbaptise v. Alternative form of unbaptize. • UNBAPTISE v. to undo the effects of baptism, also UNBAPTIZE. |
| UNBAPTIZE | • unbaptize v. (Transitive) To undo the process of baptism for an individual. • UNBAPTIZE v. to undo the effects of baptism, also UNBAPTISE. |
| UNBESPEAK | • unbespeak v. (Obsolete, transitive) To unsay; to annul or cancel. • UNBESPEAK v. to unsay; hence, to annul or cancel. |
| UNCAPABLE | • uncapable adj. (Obsolete) Not capable; incapable. • UNCAPABLE adj. (Shakespeare) incapable. |
| UNPAYABLE | • unpayable adj. That cannot be paid. • unpayable adj. Of a mine etc.: not able to yield profit; unprofitable. • UNPAYABLE adj. that cannot be payed. |
| UNPLIABLE | • unpliable adj. Not pliable. • UNPLIABLE adj. not pliable. |
| UNPOTABLE | • unpotable adj. Not potable. • UNPOTABLE adj. not potable, undrinkable. |
| UNTYPABLE | • untypable adj. Not typable. • UNTYPABLE adj. that cannot be typed. |
| UPBEARING | • upbearing n. A bearing up; support. • upbearing n. A surge or movement upward. • upbearing v. Present participle of upbear. |