'ug v.

See hug

'uggin n.

See huggin

ullot n.

an owl; an owlet;

< F. hulotte (wood owl)

un a. & n.

one; also ane, yan, yah, yar

< OE. an

unbethink v.

to change one's mind; to rethink

< OE. ymbe +biþ e ncan

undergang n.

a tunnel; an underpass;

< OE. undergangan (to undergo)

underhand adv.

in hand; in the course of being done;

< OE. under + hand

’ unkers

See hunkers

unmenseful a.

unseemly, untidy; ill-mannered

< OE. un- (neg. pref.) + ME. menske (honourable, praiseworthy, beautiful) + OE. full (adj. suff.)

unsneck v.

to unlatch

orig. obscure

upgang n.

an ascending road; an upward track, path or way

??? < ON. uppgangr (going up, ascent)

urchin n.

a hedgehog; see also ochin, odshin

< ONF. herichon

us pron. & a.

us; our

< OE. us

us-sen pron.

ourselves

< ME. us + seluen

uzzle n.

a blackbird

< ME. osel, usel f. OE. ōsle (blackbird)