Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1471]
un·furl verb : to loose from a furled state : UNFOLD
un·gain·ly adjective [ORIGIN: un- + obs. gainly proper, becoming, fr. gain direct, handy, fr. ME geyn, fr. OE gēn, fr. ON gegn]
1 : lacking in smoothness or dexterity : CLUMSY
2 : hard to handle : UNWIELDY
— un·gain·li·ness noun
Synonyms
awkward, clumsy, gawky, graceless, heavy-handed, lubberly, lumpish, unhandy—more at CLUMSY
un·gen·er·ous adjective : not generous or liberal : STINGY
un·gen·tle adjective : lacking in softness or congeniality
un·glued adjective : UPSET, DISORDERED
un·god·ly adjective 1 : IMPIOUS, IRRELIGIOUS
2 : SINFUL, WICKED
3 : OUTRAGEOUS 4 : offensive to civilized taste — un·god·li·ness noun un·gov·ern·able adjective : not capable of being governed, guided, or restrained : UNRULY un·gov·erned adjective : not subjected to regulation or control Synonyms intemperate, rampant, unbridled, unchecked, uncontrolled, unhampered, unhindered, unrestrained—more at RAMPANT un·grace·ful adjective : lacking in charm or felicity Synonyms awkward, clumsy, gauche, graceless, inelegant, stiff, stilted, uncomfortable, uneasy, wooden—more at AWKWARD un·gra·cious adjective 1 : not courteous : RUDE 2 : not pleasing : DISAGREEABLE Synonyms discourteous, ill-bred, ill-mannered, impertinent, impolite, inconsiderate, rude, thoughtless, uncivil, unmannerly—more at IMPOLITE un·grate·ful adjective 1 : not thankful for favors 2 : DISAGREEABLE; also : THANKLESS — un·grate·ful·ly adverb — un·grate·ful·ness noun un·guard·ed adjective 1 : vulnerable to attack : UNPROTECTED 2 : free from guile or wariness : DIRECT <~ remarks> 3 : marked by lack of caution : having one's guard down Synonyms [1] defenseless, exposed, helpless, susceptible, undefended, unprotected, unresistant, vulnerable—more at HELPLESS [2] candid, direct, forthright, foursquare, frank, honest, open, outspoken, plain, straight, straightforward, unreserved—more at FRANK [3] careless, heedless, mindless, unsafe, unwary—more at CARELESS un·guent noun : a soothing or healing salve : OINTMENT 1ungulate adjective [ORIGIN: LL ungulatus, fr. L ungula hoof, fr. unguis nail, hoof] : having hoofs 2ungulate noun : a hoofed mammal (as a cow, horse, or rhinoceros) un·hal·lowed adjective 1 : not consecrated : UNHOLY 2 : IMPIOUS, PROFANE 3 : contrary to accepted standards : IMMORAL un·ham·pered adjective : not held in check Synonyms intemperate, rampant, unbridled, unchecked, uncontrolled, ungoverned, unhindered, unrestrained—more at RAMPANT un·hand verb : to remove the hand from : let go un·hand·some adjective 1 : not beautiful or handsome : HOMELY 2 : UNBECOMING 3 : DISCOURTEOUS, RUDE un·handy adjective 1 : hard to handle 2 : lacking in skill or dexterity : AWKWARD Synonyms awkward, clumsy, cranky, cumbersome, ungainly, unwieldy—more at CUMBERSOME un·hap·pi·ly adverb : in an unhappy manner : without pleasure Synonyms agonizingly, bitterly, grievously, hard, hardly, sadly, sorrowfully, woefully, wretchedly—more at HARD un·hap·pi·ness noun : the quality or state of being unhappy un·hap·py adjective 1 : not fortunate : UNLUCKY 2 : not cheerful or glad : SAD 3 : not appropriate : INAPPROPRIATE Synonyms [1] hapless, ill-fated, ill-starred, luckless, unfortunate, unlucky—more at UNLUCKY [3] improper, inappropriate, inapt, infelicitous, unfit, unsuitable, wrong un·har·ness verb : to remove the harness from (as a horse) un·health·ful adjective : detrimental to good health un·healthy adjective 1 : not conducive to health : UNWHOLESOME 2 : not in good health 3 : exposing to or involving danger Synonyms [1] noisome, noxious, unwholesome; also unhygienic, unsanitary; poisonous, toxic; fatal, lethal, mortal Antonyms healthful, healthy [2] bad, down, ill, indisposed, peaked, punk, sick, unsound, unwell—more at SICK [3] dangerous, grave, grievous, hazardous, menacing, parlous, perilous, risky, serious, unsafe, venturesome