Undercrust of a loaf to be cut in three, [178/39].
Undertraunche, [p. 151], cut up.
Undress by the fire, [p. 136];
in winter, [p. 142].
Undressing described, [p. 169];
and going to bed, [193/487], &c., [194/516].
Unfed, better than untaught, [236/725].
Unjoint, [p. 151], carve.
Unlace, [21/315, 322]; [p. 151], carve (a cony); [26/410] (a capon).
Unsunken, [191/441].