uncute
uncute adjective: not cute; unattractive.
Adjective
uncute (comparative more uncute, superlative most uncute)
- Not cute; unattractive.
- During following years, several more dogs lived with us — two incredibly cute beagle pups, two incredibly uncute bloodhounds […]2002, Raymond Coppinger, Lorna Coppinger, Dogs
- Avery's decidedly uncute single friend immediately started reminiscing about his wild and crazy frat days at Michigan […]2005, Lauren Weisberger, Everyone Worth Knowing
Forms of uncute
| comparative | more uncute |
|---|---|
| superlative | most uncute |
Origin of uncute
From un- + cute.
Words formed from uncute
Words that rhyme with uncute
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- cute
- moot
- overshoot
- recruit
- salute
- volute
- dispute
- impute
- pollute
- scoot
- snoot
- substitute
- chute
- depute
- dilute
- hoot
- loot
- pursuit
- reboot
- scute
- uproot
- Beirut
- cahoot
- Clute
- convolute
- lute
- zoot
- ablute
- Aleut
- argute
- astute
- beaut
- bruit
- compute
- coot
- doot
- en route
- glout
- jute
- minute
- newt
- poot
- refute
- repute
- resolute
- 'tute
- angel lute
- butte
Questions about uncute
- What does uncute mean?
- Uncute means not cute; unattractive.
- What part of speech is uncute?
- Uncute is an adjective.
Words near uncute in the dictionary
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