| CUNNINGEST | • cunningest adj. Superlative form of cunning: most cunning. • CUNNING adj. crafty. |
| ENSANGUINE | • ensanguine v. To stain with blood. • ENSANGUINE v. to cover with blood. |
| INNUENDOES | • innuendoes n. Plural of innuendo. • INNUENDO v. to make an innuendo. |
| INURNMENTS | • inurnments n. Plural of inurnment. • INURNMENT n. the act of inurning, putting into an urn. |
| MANNEQUINS | • mannequins n. Plural of mannequin. • MANNEQUIN n. a dummy for the display of clothes etc., also MANIKIN, MANNIKIN. |
| NONINSURED | • noninsured adj. Not insured. • NONINSURED adj. not insured. |
| SCUNNERING | • scunnering v. Present participle of scunner. • SCUNNER v. (Scots) to feel loathing or disgust. |
| TUNNELINGS | • tunnelings n. Plural of tunneling. • TUNNELING n. the act of making a tunnel. |
| UNBENDINGS | • unbendings n. Plural of unbending. • UNBENDING n. the act of unbending. |
| UNCANNIEST | • uncanniest adj. Superlative form of uncanny: most uncanny. • UNCANNY adj. strange and inexplicable. |
| UNCANONISE | • uncanonise v. Alternative form of uncanonize. • UNCANONISE v. to deprive of canonical authority, also UNCANONIZE. |
| UNCONFINES | • unconfines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unconfine. • UNCONFINE v. to free from confinement. |
| UNFUNNIEST | • unfunniest adj. Superlative form of unfunny: most unfunny. • UNFUNNY adj. not funny. |
| UNISONANCE | • unisonance n. Accordance of sounds; unison. • UNISONANCE n. accordance of sounds. |
| UNKINDNESS | • unkindness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being unkind. • unkindness n. (Countable) An unkind act. • unkindness n. (Countable) The collective noun for ravens. |
| UNSINEWING | • unsinewing v. Present participle of unsinew. • UNSINEW v. to take the strength from. |
| UNSINNOWED | • UNSINNOWED adj. (Shakespeare) unsinewed. |
| UNSNECKING | • unsnecking v. Present participle of unsneck. • UNSNECK v. to undo the sneck of. |
| UNSUNNIEST | • UNSUNNY adj. not sunny. |