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free from bigotry. Unbreeched, UNBREECHED ] un-binde', v.a. to untie; to unfasten;to set free. un-bish'-op, v.a. to deprive of episcopal orders. un-bit', a. not bitten. un-bit', v.a. to remove the turns of a cable from off the bits Naut].; to unbridle. un-bla' -má-bl, a. not culpable; faultle . Unblamably, un-bla'-ma-ble, ad. without incurring blame. Unblamable ne , un-bla'-mà-bl-nes, s. state of being unblamable. un-blaymd', a. free from censure. un-blast'-ed, a. not blasted; not made to wither. un-bleetcht', a. not bleached. un-bleed'-ing, a. not suffering lo of blood. un-blem'-ish-à-bl, a. not capable of being blemished. un-blem'-isht, a. not blemished; free from turpitude or reproach; free from deformity: blamele ; spotle ; irreproachable. un-blentcht',a. not disgraced; not injured by stain or soil. un-blench'-ing, a. not flinching. un-blend'-ed, a. not blended; not mingled. un-blest', a. excluded from benediction; unhappy. un-bli'-ted, a. not blighted; not blasted. un-blud'-ded, a. not stained with blood. un-blud'-de, a. not stained with blood; not cruel. un-blos'-som-ing, a. not producing blo oms. un-blot'-ted, a. not blotted. un-blone', a. not blown; not having the bud expanded; not inflated with wind. un-blunt'-ed, a. not made obtuse or dull. un-blush'-ing, a. destitute of shame; impudent. Unblushingly, un-blush'-ing-le, ad. without blushing. un-boast'-ful, a. una uming: modest. Unboastfully, un-boast'-ful-le,ad. una umingly. un-bod'-id, a. having no material body; incorporeal; freed from the body. un-boyld' a. not boiled. un-boalt', v.a., to remove a bolt from; to unfasten. un-boalt'-ed, a. freed from fastening by bolts; not bolted or sifted; not having the bran separated. un-bon'-net-ed, a. having no bonnet on. un-book'-ish, a. not addicted to books or reading; not cultivated by erudition. un-boot', v.a. to take off boots from. un-boot'-ed, a. stripped of boots; not having boots on. un-born', a. not born; not yet born. un-bor'-rode, a. not borrowed; genuine; one's own. un-boo'-zm, v.a. to disclose, as one's secret feelings; to reveal in confidence. un-bot'-tmd, a. having no bottom; bottomle ; having no solid foundation. un-bawt', a. obtained without money or purchase. un-bownd', a. not bound; loose; wanting a cover; not bound by obligation. un-bownd' pp. of Unbind. un-bownd'-ed,, a. having no bound or limit; boundle ; infinite; having no check or control. Unboundedly, un-bownd' -ed-le, ad. without bounds. Unboundedne , un-bownd'-ed-nes, s. state of being unbound. un-bown'-te-us, a. not bounteous; not liberal. un-bow', v.a. to unbend. un-bowd',a. not bent; not arched. un-bow'-el, v.a. to deprive of the entrails; to eviscerate. un-brase', v.a. to loose; to relax. un-brade', v.a. to separate the strands of a braid; to disentangle. unbräntcht', a. not shooting into branches. un-bräntch'-ing, a. not dividing into branches. un-brest', v.a. to disclose or lay open. un-breeth'-å-bl, a. not breathable. un-breeth'd, a. not exercised. un-breeth'-ing, a. unanimated. un-bred', a. not well bred; not taught. un-breech, v.a. to remove the breeches or the breech of. un-breetcht', a. having no breeches.
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