UNCE'RTAINTY, _s._ want of certainty; inaccuracy UNCHA'NGEABLE, _a._ not subject to variation UNCO'MFORTABLE, _a._ affording no comfort; gloomy UNCU'LTIVATED, _a._ not instructed; uncivilised UNDAU'NTED, _a._ unsubdued by fear; not depressed UNDERGO', _v.a._ suffer; sustain; support UNDERMI'NE, _v.a._ to excavate under UNDIMI'NISHED, _a._ not to be lessened; incapable of being lessened UNDISCO'VERED, _a._ not seen; not found out UNDISTI'NGUISHABLE, _a._ not to be distinguished UNFO'RTUNATE, _a._ unsuccessful; unprosperous U'NIFORM, _a._ conforming to one rule; similar to itself UNIFO'RMITY, _s._ conforming to one pattern UNINHA'BITABLE, _a._ unfit to be inhabited UNINI'TIATED, _part._ ignorant of; not conversant with UNIVE'RSAL, _s._ the whole U'NIVERSE, _s._ the general system of things UNJU'STIFIABLE, _a._ not to be defended UNMO'ULTED, _part._ unchanged in feather UNPA'LATEABLE, _a._ nauseous, disgusting UNRETA'LIATED, _part._ unreturned, applied to injuries UNSA'Y, _v.a._ retract; deny what has been said UNSUCCE'SSFUL, _a._ not having the wished event UNSWA'THE, _v.a._ unbandage UNVI'TIATED, _part._ pure; not defiled UNWIE'LDY, _a._ unmanageable; not easily moving, or moved URGE, _v.a._ press; incite; provoke; solicit U'SHER, _s._ an under-teacher; one whose business it is to introduce strangers, or walk before a person of high rank UTE'NSIL, _s._ an instrument for any use, such as the vessels of the kitchen, or tools of a trade VALE'RIAN, _s._ a plant VA'LLEY, _s._ low ground; a hollow between two hills VA'LUABLE, _a._ precious; worthy VA'LUE, _s._ price; worth; rate VAN, _s._ the front of an army; the first line VANI'LLA, _s._ a plant, the fruit of which is used to scent chocolate VA'NISH, _v.n._ lose perceptible existence; disappear; be lost; pass away VA'RIANCE, _s._ discord; disagreement VA'RIEGATE, _v.a._ diversify; stain with different colours VA'RIOUS, _a._ different; several; diversified VA'RY, _v.a._ change; change to something else VA'TICAN, _s._ the palace of the Pope at Rome VEGETA'TION, _s._ the power of producing the growth of plants VEGETA'TIVE, _a._ having the power to produce growth in plants VE'HICLE, _s._ a conveyance VE'NERABLE, _a._ old; to be treated with reverence VE'NISON, _s._ game; the flesh of deer VENTILA'TION, _s._ the act of fanning VENTILA'TOR, _s._ an instrument contrived to supply close places with fresh air VE'NTURE, _v.n._ dare; run hazard; engage in VE'RIFY, _v.n._ justify against the charge of falsehood; confirm; to prove true VE'RILY, _ad._ in truth; certainly VE'SSEL, _s._ any capacity; anything containing; the containing parts of an animal body VESU'VIUS, _s._ a burning mountain near Naples VICI'NITY, _s._ nearness; state of being near VICI'SSITUDE, _s._ regular change; revolution VI'CTIM, _s._ sacrifice; something destroyed VI'CTORY, _s._ conquest; triumph VI'GIL, _s._ watch; a fast kept before a holiday