Completely Unfounded

1. A legal term that means: "We did it, but you can't prove it. And even if you CAN prove it, we'll drag out the litigation until your great-grandchildren are dead."

Corporate attorneys frequently use this phrase to defend their clients against civil lawsuits. And they get $500 a hour for this nonsense?

2. A kneejerk reaction to any accusation of white collar crime.

The attorney for Goldman Sachs said the government's fraud charges were "Completely Unfounded." After the press conference, he laughed all the way to the bank.

Completely Unfounded by Peter Kobs April 17, 2010

Undaunted 

Not scared of shit. Able to get through anything that’s thrown at them!

Wow! She was undaunted by the challenge.

Undaunted by Minahdadon June 19, 2018

Uncunted 

When and individual becomes so enraged with a person or group of people that the enraged individual shouts incoherent profanities, truths about the other party that would never be said except during and uncunting situation. Additionally a loud proclamation of being right, the other person being a total fuck up and should suck a prick and die.

Jonny told Adam that he was running off to Vegas to marry the pool boy. Adam immediately became uncunted.

Uncunted by Uncuntedgay July 2, 2017

undoubtedly 

Without doubt. You have no doubt about something.

"We should hang out this weekend!"

"Undoubtedly!"

undoubtedly by where am i? March 2, 2006

Uncunted 

An emotional condition caused by an accute and total breakdown of all normal, logical and reasoning skills caused when a women suddenly becomes so pissed off that she loses all self control (i.e. emotions, bodily functions, mouth, etc.) This condition is usually caused by someone of the male gender or a co-worker (male or female).

"Man, when my wife found out how much I spent last night at the bar, she was uncunted!"

Uncunted by shaneojt September 9, 2007

UnBounded

having or appearing to have no limits

The possibilities are unbounded

UnBounded by Thay Guy 72 April 30, 2019

uncountable

1. not countable
2. incapable of having the total precisely ascertained
3. indefinitely large in number
4. an infinite number
5. too many to be counted
6. innumerable

The number of reasons for Kate and Kyle's love for each other is uncountable.

uncountable by keightie August 2, 2010