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unbusy
English
Etymology
From Middle English unbysy, unbesy, equivalent to un- +? busy.
Adjective
unbusy (comparative more unbusy or unbusier, superlative most unbusy or unbusiest)
- Not busy
Verb
unbusy (third-person singular simple present unbusies, present participle unbusying, simple past and past participle unbusied)
- (transitive) To make or render unbusy
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unbury
English
Etymology
From Middle English unburien, unbirien, from Old English *unbyr?an (compare Old English unbyr?ed (“unburied”)), equivalent to un- +? bury.
Verb
unbury (third-person singular simple present unburies, present participle unburying, simple past and past participle unburied)
- To dig up, to remove from the ground.
Related terms
- unburial
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