Reverse Dictionary: UNAU – UNCH

UNAUTHORIZED – ADJECTIVES
– unauthorized UNAUTHORITIED 1641
– unauthorized; unlicensed; counterfeit, spurious BASTARDLY 1586 obs.

UNAUTHORIZED – VERBS
– to go somewhere unauthorized TAKE A DOG’S LEAVE 1665 rare

UNAVOIDABLE, UNAVOIDABLY – ADJECTIVES
– INELUCTABLE unable to be resisted or avoided; inescapable …E17
– INELUDIBLE unavoidable; inescapable …L17

UNAVOIDABLE etc. – ADVERBS
– NECESSARILY by force of necessity; unavoidably …1488-9 obs.

UNAVOIDABLE etc. – NOUNS
– DEAD MAN’S SHOES anything that one would rather not have to experience but that cannot really be avoided …20C African-American sl.
– GROUNDHOG CASE a desperate or inescapable situation; an unavoidable situation …1885 Amer. West usage

UNAWARE – ADJECTIVES
– ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH off one’s guard; unaware or unwary; derelict in one’s duty …1914 Amer. sl., orig. railroad usage
– DITSY, DITZY giddy; unaware; flighty …Bk2006 US sl.
– LAME socially unsophisticated; naive; ‘square’; hence, easily imposed upon; stupid; inept; ineffectual; incompetent; unaware; inexperienced …1935 US sl., esp. Black usage
– LUNCHED-OUT dazed, unaware, stupid …1970s US sl.
– NUMB dull, stupid, dumb; clumsy; not very alert or unaware …1966 Amer. dial.
– UNGROOVY unsophisticated, unaware …1940s African-American usage
– UNHEP unaware, unsophisticated, ignorant …1930s sl., orig. US
– UNHIP unaware, unsophisticated, ignorant …1930s sl., orig. US
– UNHIPPED unaware, unsophisticated, ignorant …1930s sl., orig. US
 
UNAWARE – ADVERBS
– UNBEWARE unaware …1489 obs.
 
UNAWARE – NOUNS, PERSON
– DINK a clueless, unaware person …1962 US sl.
– DULLHEAD a person who is not very alert or aware of things …1965 Amer. dial.
– GOOCH an inept, unaware person …1976 US sl.
 
UNAWARE – PHRASES
– HAVE YOUR HEAD UP YOUR ASS stupid, unaware, uninformed …1944 US sl.
– LIGHTS ARE ON BUT NOBODY’S HOME, THE said of a person who is dazed, stupid, or unaware …1983 Amer. sl.
– WOULDN’T KNOW IF A TRAM WAS UP YOU to be docilely unaware …1972 Aust. sl.
 
UNAWARE – VERBS
– CATCH A DUCK ASLEEP to take a shrewd person off his guard; to catch off guard or unaware; to surprise …1843 Amer. dial.
– CATCH A WEASEL ASLEEP to take a shrewd person off his guard; to catch off guard or unaware; to surprise …1825 Amer. dial.
– LUNCH to lack concentration, to be unaware …1980s US college sl.

UNAWARES – ADJECTIVES
– OFF BASE unawares, by surprise …1936 US sl., orig. baseball usage

UNAWARES – ADVERBS
– UNBEWARES unawares …1483 obs.

UNAWARES – VERBS
– CATCH FLAT-FOOTED to catch off guard or unawares …Brit. colloq.
– CATCH NAPPING to take unawares …1587 sl.
– DAP ON to pounce on, to take unawares …1879 Eng. dial.
– NAB to catch unawares in deceit, to catch out…1742
– TAKE A PERSON TARDY to overtake; to surprise; to come upon unprepared or unawares; hence, to detect, ‘catch’ in a crime, fault, error, etc. …1530 obs.
– TAKE NAPPING to take unawares …1587 sl.
– UNBETHINK to take unawares by word or conduct …Bk1905 Eng. dial.

UNBALANCED – ADJECTIVES
– physically unbalanced OFF ONE’S TROLLEY 1900s sl.
– precariously balanced, unsteady AIVY-KAIVY Bk1898 Eng. dial. 
– unbalanced; out-of-true WONKY 1919 UK sl.

UNBALANCED (mentally) – ADJECTIVES
– mentally unbalanced AWAY TO THE HILLS 20C Irish sl.
– mentally unbalanced AWAY WITH THE FAIRIES 1996 sl., orig. Irish

UNBEARABLE, UNBEARABLENESS, UNBEARABLY – ADJECTIVES
– IMPORTABLE too grievous or painful to be borne; unbearable, unendurable …c1386 obs.
– UNBIDEABLE unbearable, intolerable …Bk1905 Eng. dial.

UNBEARABLE etc. – ADVERBS
– IMPORTABLY unbearably, intolerably …a1420 obs.

UNBEARABLE etc. – NOUNS
– FINAL STRAW, THE a slight addition to a burden or difficulty that makes it finally unbearable 
– FINAL STRAW THAT BREAKS THE CAMEL’S BACK, THE a slight addition to a burden or difficulty that makes it finally unbearable 
– IMPORTABLENESS unbearableness …1677 obs.
– LAST STRAW, THE a slight addition to a burden or difficulty that makes it finally unbearable 
– LAST STRAW THAT BREAKS THE CAMEL’S BACK, THE a slight addition to a burden or difficulty that makes it finally unbearable 

UNBEATEN – ADJECTIVES
– unbeaten, unwounded UNCLOWRED 1721 Sc. obs.

UNBECOMING, UNBECOMINGLY – ADJECTIVES
– DEDECOROSE shameful, disgraceful, dishonourable, dishonest, unbecoming …1727 obs.
– DEDECOROUS disgraceful, reproachful, shameful, dishonourable, unbecoming, uncomely, unseemly, dishonest …1727 obs.
– EXTRAVAGANT varying widely from what is usual or proper; unusual, abnormal, strange; unbecoming, unsuitable …1650 obs.
– ILL-BECOMING unsuitable, unbecoming …1864 Eng. dial.
– ILL-FAVOURED unbecoming; unmannerly; out of place …1785 Sc.
– PAH nasty; hence, improper, unbecoming …a1654
– THIEF-LIKE of dress: unbecoming, not handsome …Bk1905 Sc.
– UNBECOMELY unbecoming; unsuitable …c1200 obs.
– UNBESEEMING  not befitting a person, etc.; unbecoming or inappropriate to …1583
– UNBESEEMING unbecoming; offending against propriety or good taste …1594
– UNFEWSOME awkward, unbecoming, unsuitable …Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– UNHEPPEN slatternly, untidy; unbecoming …1790 Eng. dial.
– UNMENSEFUL unbecoming, ill-dressed, shabby, untidy …Bk1905 N. Eng. dial.

UNBECOMING etc. – ADVERBS
– IMPERTINENTLY inappropriately, incongruously, in a way contrary to reason, good sense, or propriety; improperly, unbecomingly …1640 obs.
– UNCOMELY in an uncomely manner; unsuitably, unbecomingly …c1375 obs.

UNBECOMING etc. – NOUNS
– EXTRAVAGANCY abnormal or unusual character; eccentricity; impropriety, unbecomingness …1651 obs.
– FIGGLE-FAGGLE conduct which is foolish, ludicrous, or unbecoming; silly or trifling conduct; ridiculous behaviour …19C Sc.
– MALGRACE something of ill grace or ill favour; something unbecoming …1882 arch.

UNBECOMING – VERBS
– UNBECOME to fail to become or suit; to be unbecoming to …1628
– UNBESEEM to be unseemly or unbecoming for a person …a1657

UNBELIEF – NOUNS
– unbelief WANBELEVE c1440 obs.
– unbelief WANBELEVENESS c1440 obs.
– unbelief WANTROTH c1200 obs. rare
– unbelief WANTRUTH c1200 obs. rare

UNBELIEVABLE – ADJECTIVES
– unbelievable UNFUCKINGBELIEVABLE 1960s
– unbelievable UNFUCKINGBELIEVABLE 1965 sl.
– unbelievable UNFUCKING REAL 1960s
– unbelievable, incredible UNBELIEVED c1425 obs.

UNBELIEVABLE – NOUNS
– an unbelievable situation; a term of derision for a person or situation HAIRBALL 1980s sl.

UNBELIEVER – NOUNS, PERSON
– an unbeliever WANBELIEVER c1440 obs.
– an unbeliever, an infidel; a non-Christian, a heathen, a pagan SARACEN c1250 obs.
– unbelievers THE FAITHLESS 1577 rare

UNBELIEVING – ADJECTIVES
– unbelieving UNBELIEVED c1200 obs.
– unbelieving UNLEF c1200 obs.
– unbelieving; wanting in belief UNBELIEFFUL c1380 obs.

UNBEND – VERBS
– to unbend, to straighten UNBOW 1538 obs.
– to unbend, to become less stiff, to throw off reserve, to become sociable UNBUCKLE 1886

UNBENDABLE – ADJECTIVES
– unbendable, inflexible UNBOWABLE 1537 obs.

UNBENDING – ADJECTIVES
– unbending in manner, sullen DERF 1808 Sc.
– unbending, stiff RAMRODDY 1886 nonce word
– unbending, unyielding UNBOWING a1300
– unbending, unyielding, stiff, rigid UNBOWSOME 1818 Sc. & Eng. dial.

UNBIASED – ADJECTIVES
– free of bias or preference; just, impartial, even-handed FAIR-HANDED 1603
– unbiased; impartial UNAFFECTIONATE 1588 obs.

UNBIASED – NOUNS
– unbiased or equitable treatment FAIR DO;  FAIR DO’S 1859 UK colloq.

UNBIND, UNBINDING – NOUNS
– an unbinding or loosening ABSTRICTION 1650 obs. rare

UNBIND etc. – VERBS
– to unbind or loosen ABSTRINGE Bk1731 obs.

UNBLOCK – VERBS
– to unblock a hole, etc. by poking with a stick or wire PUGGLE M19 chiefly Eng. dial.

UNBLOCKED – ADJECTIVES
– not blocked or stopped UNCOGGED 1637

UNBLUSHING – ADJECTIVES
– unblushing, unabashed, shameless, bold BASHLESS 1578 obs.

UNBLUSHING – NOUNS, PERSON
– a person of unblushing effrontery or insolence IMPUDENT 1586 

UNBORN – ADJECTIVES
– unborn UNBRED c1600 obs.

UNBORN CHILD
– an unborn child HANS-IN-KELDER 1635 obs.
– an unborn child JACK IN THE LOW CELLAR 1751
– an unborn child LAP-FULL 19C Brit. sl.
– an unborn child PUDDING 20C Brit. sl.
– an unborn child YOUNG BONES 1601
– an unborn foetus, esp. one that is illegitimate or of unknown paternity LITTLE STRANGER 20C sl.

UNBOUND – ADJECTIVES
– unbound, loosened ABSTRICTED Bk1731 obs.

UNBOUGHT – ADJECTIVES
– unbought UNCOFT 1536 Sc.

UNBRAID – VERBS
– to unbraid, to disentangle, to make plain UNBROID 1586 obs.

UNBRIDLED – ADJECTIVES
– unbridled, lawless, unruly, uncontrolled, unconstrained INEFFRENATE 1581 obs. rare
– unbridled, ungovernable; said of passions EFFRENATE 1561 obs.
– unbridled, unruly EFFRENATED 1586 obs.

UNBROKEN – ADJECTIVES
– unbroken UNBRUSSEN Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– unbroken, complete NEAT 1715 obs. rare
– unbroken, undivided, absolute SINGLE 1590 rare

UNBRUISED – ADJECTIVES
– unbruised UNBIRSED 1435 Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
– unbruised UNBRIZZED 1816 Sc. obs.

UNBUILT – ADJECTIVES
– unbuilt UNBIGGED 1496
– unbuilt UNBUILDED 1519

UNBURIED – ADJECTIVES
– dead, but not buried LAID BY THE WALL Bk1902 Eng. dial.
– dead, but not buried UNDER-BOARD 1836 Ireland
– unburied UNBEGRAVE 1513 obs.
– unburied UNBIBURIED a1225 obs.
– unburied UNHOUSENED 1885 Sc.

UNBURNT – ADJECTIVES
– unburnt UNCOMBUST a1568 obs.

UNBURST – ADJECTIVES
– unburst UNBROSTEN a1300

UNCALLED FOR – ADJECTIVES
– uncalled for; not appropriate OFF BASE 20C US sl.

UNCANNINESS, UNCANNY – ADJECTIVES
– EERIEFUL weird, uncanny, foreboding evil, portentous …1880 Sc.
– EERISOME uncanny, gloomy …1818 Sc.
– EILDRON unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny …1838 Sc.
– ELDRICK unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny; dreadful, ghastly, frightful …1785 Eng. dial.
– ELDRISH unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny; dreadful, ghastly, frightful …1785 Eng. dial.
– ELDRITCH unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny; dreadful, ghastly, frightful …1508 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– ELENGE;  ELLINGE solitary, lonely; dreary, weird, uncanny …1691 Eng. dial.
– ERLISCH uncanny, weird, unearthly …1865 Sc. obs.
– HELANGE solitary, lonely; dreary, weird, uncanny …1691 Eng. dial.
– SCROOGY uncanny, horrid, weird …1911 Amer. dial.
– UNCO weird, uncanny; terrible; unlucky …1828 Sc.
– UNKED weird, uncanny; insane; ominous of evil; horrid, ghastly, terrible …1861 Eng. dial.
– UNKERD weird, uncanny; insane; ominous of evil; horrid, ghastly, terrible …1861 Eng. dial.
– UNKID weird, uncanny; insane; ominous of evil; horrid, ghastly, terrible …1861 Eng. dial.
– WANCHANCIE eerie, uncanny …1768 Sc.
– WANCHANCY eerie, uncanny …1768 Sc.
– YELLERISH unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny; dreadful, ghastly, frightful …1785 Eng. dial.
– YELLISH unearthly, ghostly, weird, uncanny; dreadful, ghastly, frightful …1785 Eng. dial.
 
UNCANNINESS etc. – NOUNS
– uncanniness, the state of being uncanny, weird, or strange EERISOMENESS 1897 Sc.

UNCARED FOR – ADJECTIVES
– uncared for, untended TENTLESS 1835 Sc.
– uncared for, untended UNCARED Bk1905 Ireland

UNCEASING, UNCEASINGLY – ADJECTIVES
– unceasing, ceaseless; constant, continual NEVER-CEASING c1602

UNCEASING etc. – ADVERBS
– without ceasing WITH A NEVER GIVE OVER Bk1905 Eng. dial.

UNCENSURED – ADJECTIVES
– not censured UNCASTIGATE 1539 obs.
– not censured UNCASTIGATED 1657
– uncensured UNDEMIT 1802 Sc. obs.
– uncensured, unreproved, not objected to UNBERISPED 1481 obs.

UNCENSURING – ADJECTIVES
– not censuring UNCENSORIOUS a1711

UNCEREMONIOUS, UNCEREMONIOUSLY – ADJECTIVES
– unceremonious, audacious BARDACIOUS 1908 Amer. dial.
– unceremonious, audacious BODACIOUS 1908 Amer. dial.
– unceremonious, rough, blunt, unrefined; forward and noisy RAMSTAMPHISH 1818 Sc.

UNCEREMONIOUS etc. – ADVERBS
– unceremoniously BODACIOUS 1929 Amer. dial.
– unceremoniously, boldly BODACIOUSLY 1896 Amer. dial.
– unceremoniously, boldly BODIACIOUSLY 1884 Amer. dial.

UNCERTAIN, UNCERTAINTY – ADJECTIVES
– AIVALOUS doubtful, uncertain …Bk1866 Sc. 
– AIVILOUS doubtful, uncertain …Bk1867 Sc. 
– ALL ABROAD uncertain, at a loss …1821 Eng.SL.
– ALL IN THE WIND  wavering, uncertain …World War II Amer. sl.
– ANCIPITOUS doubtful, uncertain; ambiguous …1652 obs.
– BRICKLE changeable, uncertain; fickle, not trustworthy  …1872 Eng. & Amer. dial.
– CASUAL subject to chance or accident; frail, uncertain, precarious …1529 obs.
– CATCHING in an uncertain or precarious state …c1611
– CAZZARDLY precarious, risky, uncertain …1849 Eng. dial.
– CHANCY doubtful, uncertain …1903 Amer. dial.
– DACKER hesitating, uncertain, undecided; said of a person who can’t make up his mind, and to the weather when unsettled …1887 Sc.
– DARK doubtful, uncertain; unknown …Bk1900 Eng. dial.
– DEBATEFUL of things: controversial, contentious, uncertain, questionable …1587 obs.
– DICKY of things, conditions, etc.: uncertain, doubtful, critical, hazardous; rickety, shaky, tottering …1851
– DODGY uncertain or unreliable; tricky …Aust. & NZ colloq.
– DOUTOUS doubtful; of uncertain existence, meaning, or issue …c1330 obs.
– DUBEROUS dubious, doubtful, uncertain, suspicious … 1818 Eng. & Amer. dial.
– DUBITABLE doubtful, uncertain; open to doubt or question; capable of being doubted …1624
– DUBITATIVE inclined or given to doubt; expressing doubt or hesitancy; doubting, uncertain …1727
– EYVY-KEYVY; HAVEY-CAVEY;  HEAVY-CEAVY;  HEIGHVY-KEIGHVY;  HEIVY-KEIVY unsteady, trembling in the balance; uncertain, undetermined, doubtful, wavering, precarious …1874 Eng. dial.
– FANKLED uncertain …1932 Sc.
– IZEY-TIZEY uncertain, wavering, undecided …B1900 Eng. dial.
– KAIDLIN not firm, uncertain of step or motion; not in health …Bk1902 Eng. dial.
– KAZZARDLY precarious, risky, uncertain …1849 Eng. dial.
– LUBRIC slippery, shifty, deceitful; wavering, unsteady, uncertain; prone to danger or error …1631 obs.
– MISDOUBTFUL dubious, uncertain …1927 Amer. dial.
– NINNY-NONNY uncertain …Bk1847 Eng. dial.
– ODDLING trifling, uncertain, dallying …Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– OFF NOR ON neither one thing nor another; uncertain, vacillating …Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– OPINABLE that is a matter of opinion; not certain, disputable, conjectural …1456 obs.
– OPINATIVE expressing opinion; conjectural, not certain …1588 obs.
– OPINIONABLE that is a matter of opinion, disputable, uncertain; …1615-20 obs. rare
– OPINIONATE based on opinion, or held in the way of opinion; conjectural, uncertain; supposed, fancied …1553 obs.
– QUAVERY-MAVERY in an uncertain or precarious condition; undecided, and hesitating how to decide …1809 rare
– QUEASY of a matter: uncertain, hazardous …1589 obs.
– SHADY uncertain, unreliable …M19 sl., orig. university
– SLIDDERY changing, uncertain, fleeting …a1400 obs. exc. Eng. dial.
– TICKLE not to be depended on; uncertain; unreliable; changeable; inconstant; capricious; fickle …a1300 obs. exc. Eng. dial.
– TICKLISH unstable, unsteady, unsettled, uncertain, fickle …1606
– TIDDIE cross in temper; uncertain, crotchety; eccentric …1899 Sc.
– TITUBANT uncertain, doubting, hesitating, wavering …1880 rare
– UNBRANGLED not shaken or made uncertain …1671 Sc. obs. rare
– UNCERT uncertain …1543 Sc. obs. rare
– UNCERTAINED uncertain, doubting …1470 obs.
– VACILLANT uncertain, hesitating, wavering …1521
– WISHY-WASHY weak; uncertain …1703 UK sl.
– WOBBLY uncertain, undecided; risky …1884 UK sl.
 
UNCERTAIN etc. – NOUNS
– BALANCE subjective uncertainty; hesitation, wavering, doubt …1297 obs.
– BALANCE objective uncertainty or suspense; risk, hazard …1330 obs.
– DACKER uncertainty, a state of suspense or hesitation; also used of unsettled weather; a lull …1808 Sc. obs.
– FOG a state of mental uncertainty or obscurity
– GRAY AREA an unclear and uncertain issue …Bk1995 US sl.
– IZEY-TIZEY  uncertainty …B1900 Eng. dial.
– JEOPARDY an even chance; an undecided state of affairs; uncertainty; chance …c1374 obs.
– LUCKY DIP an undertaking of uncertain outcome …colloq.
– MANK a moment’s uncertainty, a hesitation; a pother, a fuss, a to-do …1808 Sc.
– MUCK a state of confusion or uncertainty; a morass …1875 Amer. dial.
– QUANDARY a dilemma; a state of extreme uncertainty …M16 sl.
– TICKLENESS insecurity, instability; critical situation, precariousness; inconstancy; uncertainty …c1390 obs.
– UNCERTAINNESS uncertainty …1601 rare
– VACILLANCY vacillation …1668 rare
– VARIATION uncertainty, doubt …1471 obs.
 
UNCERTAIN etc. – VERBS
– BE AT A VARY to be at a loss; to feel uncertain …1766 Sc. obs.
– EAT THE CALF IN THE COW’S BELLY to rely on something that is uncertain …1748 sl.
– HANG IN THE WIND to subsist on uncertainty, to await events …B1900 Eng. dial. 
– INDUBITATE to render doubtful or uncertain; to call in question …1646 obs. rare
– ODDLE to go about in an uncertain or useless way; to trifle …Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– STAND UPON A HAIR to be within a very little, to be ‘touch and go’ with …1898 Sc.
– STRING ALONG to keep a person waiting or in a state of uncertainty …colloq.
– UM AND AH to hesitate, to be uncertain …2000 UK sl.
– VARY to be uncertain, to hesitate …c1477 obs.
– WAFFLE to waver, to be uncertain, undecided, or hesitant; to vacillate …1819 Sc.& N. Eng. dial.

UNCHANGEABLE – ADJECTIVES
– unchangeable IMPERMUTABLE 1528 obs.

UNCHANGING – ADJECTIVES
– unchanging; uncompromising in principle; dyed-in-the-wool BRANDED IN THE HIDE 1965 Amer. dial.

UNCHARACTERISTIC – ADJECTIVES
– uncharacteristic, strange MALIHINI 20C Hawaii

UNCHARITABLE – NOUNS, PERSON
– an uncharitable or inhospitable person MOCK-BEGGAR Bk1891 obs.

UNCHASTE – ADJECTIVES
– BAWDY pert. to or fitting a bawd; lewd, obscene, unchaste; chiefly applied to language …1513
– LOOSE-TAILED of bad character; wanton; unchaste; wanting in self-restraint …1598 obs.
– LUXURIOSE lascivious, lecherous, lustful, unchaste …1727 obs. rare
– LUXURIOUS lascivious, lecherous, lustful, unchaste …c1330 obs.
– STUPROUS unchaste, sexually compliant; given to adultery or whoredom, adulterous, whorish …1603 obs. rare
 
UNCHASTE – NOUNS, PERSON
– GAY WOMAN a kept mistress or prostitute; one who is unchaste …Bk1913 sl.
– HARLOT a promiscuous woman; an unchaste woman, a prostitute, a strumpet …1432 derogatory
– HARLOT an unchaste man or woman …1563 obs.
– IMPURE an unchaste or lewd person; a harlot, a prostitute …1784 
– JAY an unchaste or loose woman …1598
– KITTOCK a familiar or disrespectful term for a girl or young woman; esp. a woman of loose character; a wanton, an unchaste woman; a mistress, a concubine …c1470 Sc.
– LACED MUTTON a strumpet; a harlot; a prostitute; a courtesan; an unchaste or loose woman …1578 sl. obs.
– LADY OF EASY VIRTUE an unchaste woman …1785 euphemism
– LIMMER an unchaste, loose, or immoral woman; a mistress, a prostitute …1566 Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
– MARIAN an unchaste or loose woman …1567 obs.
– OPEN-TAIL a light, indelicate, or unchaste woman …a1618 obs. rare
– RANNELL a hussy, a jade; an impudent girl or woman; an unchaste or lewd woman …1573 obs.
– SINNER an unchaste woman …a1400
– TART an unchaste or loose woman; a promiscuous woman …1887 sl., derogatory
– TARTLET an unchaste or loose woman …a1890
– TWIGGER a vigorous, prolific breeder: originally said of a ewe; hence, an unchaste or lascivious person; a wanton person of either sex; a strumpet, a harlot, a fornicator, a wencher …1594
– WAGTAIL a lewd or promiscuous female; an unchaste or loose woman …1592 obs.
– WANTON a lascivious or lewd person; an unchaste or immoral woman …1540
– YAUD a strumpet; a whore; an unchaste or loose woman …a1400 obs.

UNCHASTISED – ADJECTIVES
– unchastised UNCHASTIED c1340 obs.

UNCHASTITY – NOUNS
– unchastity, fornication BAWDRY 1460 obs.

UNCHRISTENED – ADJECTIVES
– unchristened UNCHRISOM 1831 rare
– unchristened UNKERSTENED 1873 Sc. & N. Eng. dial.

UNCHRISTIAN, UNCHRISTIANLY – ADJECTIVES
– unchristian UNCHRISTEN c1000 obs.
– unchristianlike UNCHRISTENLIKE 1570 obs.

UNCHRISTIAN etc. – ADVERBS
– unchristianly UNCHRISTENLY 1535 obs.