un-debunked

When a formulated thought, opinion, hypothesis or theory that was previously considered "debunked" is reconsidered as an actual possibility.

The hypothesis that the corona virus originated in and leaked from the Wuhan Lab has been un-debunked.

by tk421ct May 28, 2021

un-angry

when you are no longer angry at someone.

"I think he had some time to think, and no he's un-angry"

by amlmkl December 28, 2008

Un-teacher

A teacher who excels at not properly teaching a given subject. Their teaching abilities are so poor that they actually end up “un-teaching” the subject. It’s the reverse of your standard teacher.

Wow, he’s such a good un-teacher. I don’t understand anything anymore.

by Cabledude February 24, 2021

Un-Holiday

A day that isn’t a holiday.

Joe: Is it a holiday today?
Josh: No, it’s an Un-Holiday.

by ImBlubadobebadoby December 15, 2018

un-relationship

the act of breaking up with one's significant other on Facebook.

Due to Kathy's unusual affinity for rubber duckies, Ronald decided to promptly un-relationship her.

by squeeze_box April 28, 2011

un-stalker

n. adj.: one who consciously avoids a person after previously stalking.

When Susie's car broke down, and had to catch a ride with someone else, she received a visit from her un-stalker at work.

by TheBestWickedWitch December 27, 2011

Un-british

Another word for truthful.

Alejo: United Kingdom should have a fast railway for big cities like London and Birmingham.

Dave: No mate, Bri'ain doesn't need high speed trains. We don't need speed at all mate, we just need to raise the speed of our existing lines mate.

Alejo: So it is un-British to use technology for good in this country?

by Class 323 February 19, 2022