unaccustomed

(participle passive)

unadvisedly

(adverb)

unawares

(plural noun)

[ unknowingly ]
[ unexpectedly ]

unbelief

(noun)

unbelievers

(plural noun)

unbelieving

(participle present tense)

unblameable

(adjective)

uncertain

(adjective)

uncertainly

(adverb)

unchangeable

(adjective)

unchaste

(adjective)

unclean

(adjective)

uncleanness

(noun)

uncleannesses

(plural noun)

uncomely

(adverb)

uncorruptness

(noun)

uncovered

(participle passive)

unction

(noun)

[ anointing ]
[ divine or sanctifying grace ]

undefiled

(participle passive)

unequal

(adjective)

unequally

(adverb)

unfaithful

(adjective)

unfeigned

(participle passive)

unformed

(participle passive)

unfruitful

(adjective)

ungodly

(adverb)

unholy

(adverb)

unite

(verb transitive)

united

(participle passive)

unity

(noun)

[ to make one thing of two or more ]
[ to couple ]
[ join ]

unlearned

(participle passive)

unless

(adjective)

unlimited

(participle passive)

unload

(verb transitive)

unloose

(verb transitive)

unmarried

(participle passive)

unmerciful

(adjective)

unmindful

(adjective)

unmovable

(adjective)

unprepared

(participle passive)

unprofitable

(adjective)

unprofitableness

(noun)

unreasonable

(adjective)

unrebukeable

(adjective)

unreproveable

(adjective)

unrighteous

(adjective)

unrighteousness

(noun)

unsatiable

(adjective)

[ that never hath enough, neither can be satisfied ]
[ not content ]

unsavory

(adjective)

unsearchable

(adjective)

unseemly

(adverb)

unseen

(noun)

unskillful

(adjective)

unspeakable

(adjective)

unspotted

(participle passive)

unstable

(adjective)

unstopped

(participle passive)

untempered

(participle passive)

unthankful

(adjective)

until

(preposition)

untimely

(adverb)

untoward

(adverb)

[ to be corrupt ]
[ improper ]
[ perverse ]

unveil

(verb)

unveiled

(participle passive)

unwalled

(participle passive)

unwise

(adverb)

unworthily

(adverb)

unworthy

(adjective)

upbraid

(verb transitive)

[ to rebuke ]
[ condemn ]
[ scold ]
[ rise in one's stomach ]
[ cast in one's teeth ]

upheld

(participle passive)

uphold

(verb transitive)

upholdest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

upholdesth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

upper

(adjective)

uppermost

(adjective)

upright

(adjective)

uprightly

(adverb)

uprightness

(noun)

uprising

(participle present tense)

upside down

(adverb)

upward

(adjective)

urge

(verb transitive)

urged

(participle passive)

urgent

(adjective)

[ earnestly calling upon ]
[ forcing ]

use

(noun)

used

(participle passive)

usest

(verb present tense second-person singular)

useth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

usually

(adverb)

usurp

(verb transitive)

[ hold in possession without right ]
[ take unlawfull authority ]
[ to use against right and reason ]

usury

(noun)

[ interest on money ]

utmost

(adjective)

utter

(adjective)

utterance

(noun)

uttered

(participle passive)

uttereth

(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

utterly

(adverb)

uttermost

(adjective)

[ outermost ]
[ last ]