unmute 

verb

To undo the mute function, usually by pressing the mute button a second time. To bring the volume back.

"Can you unmute the football now you have stopped talking?!"
"dammit Stan can you unmute that, it's my favourite song?!"

unmute by RoLo106 July 10, 2018

UNMUTE IF U LIKE WOMEN 

If someone mutes u on discord tell them "unmute if u like women" if they unmute you they like having sex with women, if they don't they are gay.

Yooo homie UNMUTE IF U LIKE WOMEN

UNMUTE IF U LIKE WOMEN by DO U LIKE WOMEN June 2, 2019

Mar unmute me pls 

When Marcelo/Marcus/Jerome mutes you and he doesnt want to unmute you.

Mar: mutes
Me: Mar unmute me pls

Mar unmute me pls by Meat_shredder April 19, 2025

the uncute 

A term for when you feel like you look unacceptably terrible, as in monstrous.

I do realize that as I begin to emerge from this vile hangover that I am not Sleeping Beauty, I am the uncute!

the uncute by Dr Bunnygirl June 23, 2020

Unmuteophobia

A fear that you might be on mute or unmute on your computer during a work audio or video conference, and unintentionally be heard when you are indulging in an unrelated activity, or not heard when you are trying to speak and everyone seems to be ignoring you, and might cause the act of repeatedly checking the mute button.

All the office zoom calls this year has worsened my Unmuteophobia.

Unmuteophobia by NC314156 December 4, 2020

unmutual 

A word coined on the TV show "The Prisoner." Main character Number Six was once declared "unmutual and disharmonious" for not obeying the rules and for not honoring his obligations as a "citizen" of The Village, his prison. In other words, an "unmutual" was a bad member of the Village society because he was a disruptive influence, refusing to join in or play by the rules.

To be classed as an unmutual meant a citizen would be shunned by other citizens until he conformed or became "mutual." If that didn't work, other citizens would eventually take it upon themselves to correct the unmutual's behavior with increasing levels of violence.

Can be used as a noun, adjective, or insult.

NOUN: "He is an unmutual!"

"Fox News considers any reporter on their staff engaging in honest journalism to be an unmutual."

ADJECTIVE: "Talk show host Bill O' Reilly routinely engages in unmutual behavior when shouting down people with opposing viewpoints."

INSULT: "Unmutual! UNMUTUAL!"

unmutual by mooncity August 10, 2009

uncute 

Particularly unattractive or unpleasant to look at.

A: Did you see that girl Olivia the other day?
B: Yeah dude she's totally uncute.

uncute by byaaaaaa October 5, 2009