| ANNULLED | • annulled v. Simple past tense and past participle of annul. • ANNUL v. to declare void. |
| DUELLING | • duelling v. (Britain) present participle of duel. • duelling n. Alternative spelling of dueling. • DUELLING n. the act of fighting a duel, also DUELING. |
| DULLNESS | • dullness n. The quality of being slow of understanding things; stupidity. • dullness n. The quality of being uninteresting; boring; humorless or irksome. • dullness n. Lack of interest or excitement. |
| GLANDULE | • glandule n. (Anatomy) A small gland or secreting vessel. • GLANDULE n. a small gland or secreting vessel. |
| UNALLIED | • unallied adj. Not allied. • UNALLIED adj. not allied. |
| UNBILLED | • unbilled adj. (Business) Not yet having been billed. • unbilled adj. Not on the billing at a festival. • UNBILLED adj. not billed. |
| UNCALLED | • uncalled adj. Not called. • UNCALLED adj. not called. |
| UNCULLED | • unculled adj. Not having been culled. • UNCULLED adj. not culled. |
| UNDULLED | • undulled adj. Not dulled; sharp or alert. • UNDULLED adj. not dulled. |
| UNFELLED | • unfelled adj. Not having been felled. • UNFELLED adj. not felled. |
| UNFILLED | • unfilled adj. Not filled, especially occupational positions. • unfilled v. Simple past tense and past participle of unfill. • UNFILLED adj. not filled. |
| UNGALLED | • ungalled adj. Not galled. • UNGALLED adj. not galled. |
| UNMILLED | • unmilled adj. Not milled. • UNMILLED adj. not milled. |
| UNPOLLED | • unpolled adj. Not polled (included in a vote). • UNPOLLED adj. not polled. |
| UNPULLED | • unpulled adj. Not pulled. • UNPULLED adj. not pulled. |
| UNROLLED | • unrolled v. Simple past tense and past participle of unroll. • unrolled adj. Not having been rolled. • UNROLL v. to open something that is rolled up. |
| UNTILLED | • untilled adj. Of land, having not been tilled. • UNTILLED adj. not tilled. |
| UNWALLED | • unwalled adj. Not walled, without walls. • UNWALLED adj. not walled. |
| UNWILLED | • unwilled adj. Not disposed of in a legal will. • unwilled adj. Not willed or wished for. • UNWILL v. to deprive of will. |