unmanned, unaccustomed to man, untamed, as a hawk. B. Jonson, Sad Shepherd, iii. 2 (Karol); Romeo, iii. 2. 14.
unmorris’d, not dressed like a morris-dancer. Fletcher, Women Pleased, iv. 1 (Soto).
un-napt, not provided with nap, as cloth; hence, unfurnished, unprovided. Beaumont and Fl., Knt. of Malta, i. 1. 17.
unnethes; see [uneath].
unowed, unowned. King John, iv. 3. 147.
unperegall, unequalled. Marston, Dutch Courtezan, iv. 5 (end). See [peregall].
unpregnant, unapt for business. Meas. for M. iv. 4. 23; unpregnant of, having no intelligent sense of, Hamlet, ii. 2. 595. See [pregnant] (2).
unqueat, unquiet, disquieted. Warner, Alb. England, bk. iii, ch. 16, st. 65. See [queat].
unquestionable, averse from conversation, uncommunicative. As You Like It, iii. 2. 393.
unquod, unusual, strange; ‘Vnquod manor of crueltee’, Udall, tr. of Apoph., Augustus, § 59. A contaminated form, see EDD. (s.vv. Uncouth and Unkid). In unkid the -kid = OE. (ge)cȳdd, contraction of cȳðed, pp. of cȳðan, to make known. See [uncouth].