| BUNSENS | • Bunsens n. Plural of Bunsen. • BUNSEN n. a type of gas-burner used in laboratories. |
| DUNNESS | • dunness n. The quality of being dun in colour. • DUNNESS n. the state of being dun. |
| NONUSES | • nonuses n. Plural of nonuse. • non-uses n. Plural of non-use. • NONUSE n. failure to use. |
| SANNUPS | • sannups n. Plural of sannup. • SANNUP n. (Native American) a married male in North American Indian societies, also SANNOP. |
| SUNNAHS | • sunnahs n. Plural of sunnah. • SUNNAH n. (Arabic) a collection of traditions received by orthodox Muslims as of equal authority with the Koran, also SUNNA. |
| SUNNIES | • sunnies n. (Australia, New Zealand, UK, informal) Sunglasses. • sunnies n. (US, colloquial) plural of sunny (sunfish or sunperch). • SUNNIES n. (Australian) sunglasses. |
| SUNTANS | • suntans n. Plural of suntan. • suntans v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of suntan. • SUNTAN v. to tan in the sun. |
| UNISONS | • unisons n. Plural of unison. • UNISON n. complete agreement. |
| UNNESTS | • unnests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unnest. • UNNEST v. to turn out of a nest. |
| UNSEENS | • unseens n. Plural of unseen. • UNSEEN n. an unprepared passage for translation. |
| UNSENSE | • unsense n. Lack or absence of sense; senselessness; nonsense. • unsense v. (Transitive) To remove or deprive of the senses; cause to be insensible. • UNSENSE v. to deprive of sense. |
| UNSNAGS | • unsnags v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsnag. • UNSNAG v. to free of snags. |
| UNSNAPS | • unsnaps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsnap. • UNSNAP v. to undo the snaps of. |
| UNSONSY | • unsonsy adj. (Scotland) Not fortunate. • UNSONSY adj. (Scots) unlucky, also UNSONCY, UNSONSIE. |