Untenable, un-ten′a-bl, adj. not tenable, not defensible.—ns. Untenabil′ity, Unten′ableness.
Untenant, un-ten′ant, v.t. to deprive of a tenant, to evict.—adjs. Unten′antable, not fit to be tenanted or inhabited; Unten′anted, not occupied.
Untender, un-ten′dėr, adj. not tender, not affectionate.—adv. Unten′derly.
Untendered, un-ten′dėrd, adj. not offered.
Untent, un-tent′, v.t. to bring out of a tent.—adj. Unten′ted, having no tents.
Untented, un-ten′ted, adj. (Scot.) uncared for.—adj. Unten′ty, careless.
Unterminated, un-ter′mi-nā-ted, adj. without termination.
Untether, un-teth′ėr, v.t. to release from a tether.
Unthankful, un-thank′fool, adj. not thankful.—v.t. Unthank′ (obs.), to take back one's thanks.—adj. Unthanked′, not thanked.—adv. Unthank′fully.—n. Unthank′fulness.
Unthink, un-thingk′, v.t. (Shak.) to dismiss from the mind, as a thought.—n. Unthinkabil′ity.—adj. Unthink′able, that cannot be thought.—n. Unthink′er, one who does not think.—adj. Unthink′ing, not thinking: thoughtless.—adv. Unthink′ingly.—n. Unthink′ingness.