Emily Dickinson Lexicon

unsuspicious, adj. [see suspicion, n.]

Innocent; trusting.

unsustained, v. [see sustain, v.]

Not kept alive; not supported.

unsustained, verbal adj. [see sustain, v.]

Dead; expired; unsupported.

untarnished, verbal adj. [see tarnish, v.]

Untainted; unstained; unfaded.

untenable, adj. [OFr < L. ten-ēre, to hold.]

Senseless; unsupported; foolish.

untended, verbal adj. [see tend, v.]

unthinking, verbal adj. [see think, v.]

Thoughtless; oblivious.

untie (-d, -s), v. [see tie, v.]

until, prep. [ME < ON und, as far as + till, to, to a point.]

1. Up to the time that.
2. Before.
3. Unless.
4. Right up to.
5. Only up to.
6. To the extent that; to the point of.

unto (un to), prep. [by analogy with until.]

1. To.
2. Toward; in the direction of.
3. For the sake of; in behalf of; (see Matthew 25:40 “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren ye have done it unto me”).
4. In relation to.
5. According to.
6. With.
7. Up to.
8. For.
9. Into.
10. In.
11. Of.
12. On.