Adjective with U
Means unpleasant or unattractive in look.
Means one of a kind or very unusual.
Means helpful or able to serve a purpose.
Means without use or value.
Describes someone showing empathy.
Means sad or not pleased.
Means rare or not usual.
Means amazing or difficult to believe.
Means disappointing or unimpressive.
Informal word meaning very or extreme.
Means final or the greatest.
Means arrogant, snobbish, or proud.
Means troubled, worried, or sad.
Means joined or combined together.
Not valued as highly as it deserves.
Second-hand; previously owned or used.
Not pleasing to look at; not appealing.
Messy or not neat; a bit disordered.
Situated higher; top or superior.
Present everywhere; very widespread.
Not nice; lacking kindness or warmth.
Affecting everyone; common to all.
Needing immediate attention; pressing.
Not real; imaginary—also slang for amazing.
Adjective meaning easy to understand; clear.
Means customary or ordinary; the normal case.
Means having bad luck; unfortunate or ill-fated.
Means unlucky or regrettable; a sad outcome.
Means not enjoyable; disagreeable or nasty.
Describes something hard to control or manage.
Informal adjective for not trendy or not okay.
Means everyone agrees; all of one mind.
Means not just or equitable; unfair treatment.
Means not comfortable; causing unease or distress.
Means not interesting; dull or boring.
Adjective for wavy, rising-and-falling motion.
Adjective meaning too bad or painful to bear.
Means relating to cities or city life.
Means not known or identified.
Not kind or welcoming; cold or hostile.
Subtle; not showy or exaggerated.
Strangely mysterious; eerie or odd.
Cannot be stopped; relentless.
Not probable; not expected to happen.
Messy, untidy in appearance.
Not thankful; lacking appreciation.
Fails to impress; not striking.
Feeling nervous, worried, or uncomfortable.
Considered less capable than they are.
Means impossible to forget; very memorable.
Not clear; hard to understand or see.
Ideal, perfect-society; often impractical.
Like a zombie; not truly dead.
Ugly or unpleasant to look at.
Tense, anxious, or overly strict.
All the same; consistent in form or style.
Made or joined into one whole.
Not stable; likely to fall or change.
Not valued enough for its worth.
Not realistic; impractical or fanciful.
Feeling unimpressed; not excited.
Complete or absolute, as in utter chaos.
Not done, unfastened, or ruined.
Sneaky or deceitful; not fair play.
Means not able to do something; adjective.
Describes poor health or harmful; adjective.
Not amusing or humorous; valid adjective.
Oily or overly flattering; adjective.
Hard to foresee or guess; adjective.
Below a healthy weight; adjective.
Cooked too little; descriptive adjective.
Cannot be broken; clear adjective.
Feeling ill or sick; adjective.
- unexpected
Never ending; immortal; adjective.
Dirty or not clean; valid adjective.
Raises spirits; makes you feel good; adjective.
Located below ground or secret; adjective.
Describes someone rude or lacking manners
Shows something inverted or flipped over
Means beneath the surface, fundamental
Causing distress or making someone sad
Irreligious; also shockingly extreme
Hidden or not obvious, like a secret motive
Happening at an unsuitable or early time
Not dependable; likely to fail or err
Located or happening beneath the water
Archaic word meaning useful or practical
Not needed; more than what is required
Without limits; boundless in amount or size
Not dressed warmly or formally enough
One-sided; done by a single party
Not helpful; offering little or no aid
Means not wanted or unpleasant; a bad quality.
Comparative of ugly: more unattractive.
Slova v seznamu Adjective with U pochází od hráčů slovní hry Jméno, město, zvíře, věc.