Unite

Q-nXt', v.t. to make one: to join two or or anchored. [mg from, more into one to join to make to agree or ad- Unmuffle, un-muf'l, v.t. to take a muffle or cover here.- -v.t. to become one: to grow or act to- Unmuzzle. un-muz'l, v.t to take a muzzle off. gethcr — Unlt'edly, adv. in union together. Unnerve, uu-nerv', v.t. to deprive of nerve, Unity, u'ni-ti, «„ onene state of being one or at strength, or vigour to weaken one agreement the arrangement of all the parts Unpack, un-pak', v.t. to take out of a pack to to one purpose or effect: harmony: math.) open. [or equal, any quantity taken as one. —The Unities fof Unparalleled, un-mr'aMeld, adj without parallel place time and action the three canons of the Unpeople, un-pe'pi, v.t. to deprive of people, cla ical drama; that the scenes should be at Unpin, un-pm, v.t to loose what is pinned, the same place, that all the events should be such Unpretending, un-pre-tend'ing, adj. not pretend as might happen within a single day, and that ing or making pretence modest, nothing should be admitted not directly relevant Unravel, un-rav'l, v.t. to take out of a ravelled to the development of the plot [Fr. unit i— L. state to unfold or explain to separate. v.i to unit as -unus. be disentangled. (or body. U , u'ni-valv, adj. having one valve or shell Unrest, un-rest', n. want of rest disquiet of mind only a shell of one valve only: a mollusc Unrig, un-rig', y to strip of rigging, whose shell is composed of a single piece. Unrobe, un-rc’»b’, v to take a robe off to undre . Universal, fi-ni-ver's al, adj comprehending, Unroll, un-rOl', v. t to roll down to open out. affecting, or extending to the whole comprising Unroof, un-rODf', v.t. to strip the roof all the particulars. — adv. Universally. [L. Unroot, un-root', v.t to tear up by the roots. — universal is umversus. See Universe.] Unruly, un-rOO'li, adj. regardle of restraint or Universalism, u-ni-ver's al-izm, «. the doctrine or law.—*. UnruTinesB. [From A.S. row, peace; belief of universal salvation, or the ultimate Seand. ro, Ger. ruhe modified by Rule salvation of all mankind. —Univer's aliflt, *. a Unsaddle, un-sad'I, v.i to take the saddle off to believer in universalism. throw from the saddle. (to retract.