Vnsober, adj. violent, VII 143; Vnsoberly, adv. violently, VII 130. [From OFr. sobre.] See Sobre.
Vnsoght, adj. unexpiated, not atoned for, XVII 97. [ME. un-sa(u)ght, from ON. ú-sáttr (older *un-saht-); cf. OE. un-seht. The orig. rimes were prob. naght, saght, wraght; see Werche.]
Vnstudied, adj. not studied, XI b 165, 232. See Studie.
Vntil(l), prep. to, XII a 132, XVI 370, XVII 218 (see Turne); until, XVI 52. [As next with subst. of interchangeable til.]
Vnto; Vntew, XVII 505; prep. to, I 111, II 186, XII a 25, XVI 319, XVII 241; towards, for, XVI 246; up to, until, I 95, VII 95, IX 328. [? OE. *untō; cf. OS. untō, prep.; Goth. untē, conj.]
Vnto, conj. until, I 68. [As prec.] See To, conj.
Vntrawþe, n. perfidy, V 315. [OE. un-trēowþ.] See Treuthe.
Vntrew(e), adj. inaccurate, untrue, VII 47, XI a 43. [OE. untrēowe.] See Trew(e).
Vntreweliere, adv. compar. less accurately, XI a 59. [OE. untrēow-līce.]
Vntrusse, v. to unload, XII b 52. [OE. on- (un-) + OFr. trusser.] See Trus.