terms |
unkilled |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective unkilled is
not having been killed.
unkilted |
unkilled |
As adjectives the difference between unkilted and unkilled
is that
unkilted is not wearing a kilt while
unkilled is not having been killed.
unmilled |
unkilled |
As adjectives the difference between unmilled and unkilled
is that
unmilled is not milled while
unkilled is not having been killed.
unkilled |
untilled |
As adjectives the difference between unkilled and untilled
is that
unkilled is not having been killed while
untilled is of land, having not been tilled.
unkilled |
unskilled |
As adjectives the difference between unkilled and unskilled
is that
unkilled is not having been killed while
unskilled is of a person or workforce: not having a skill or technical training.
unkilled |
unfilled |
As adjectives the difference between unkilled and unfilled
is that
unkilled is not having been killed while
unfilled is not filled.
As a verb unfilled is
(obsolete) (
unfill).
unbilled |
unkilled |
As adjectives the difference between unbilled and unkilled
is that
unbilled is not yet having been billed while
unkilled is not having been killed.
unhilled |
unkilled |
As a verb unhilled
is past tense of unhill.
As an adjective unkilled is
not having been killed.
unwilled |
unkilled |
As adjectives the difference between unwilled and unkilled
is that
unwilled is not disposed of in a legal will while
unkilled is not having been killed.
kill |
unkilled |
As a verb kill
is to put to death; to extinguish the life of.
As a noun kill
is the act of killing or
kill can be a creek; a body of water; a channel or arm of the sea or
kill can be a kiln.
As an adjective unkilled is
not having been killed.
