transitive. To make loathly or repulsive; to disfigure.

transitive. To mar the face, features, or appearance of; to spoil or ruin the figure, form, or beauty of; to disfigure.

transitive. To mar the figure or appearance of, destroy the beauty of; to deform, deface.

transitive (a) To damage, injure, maim. (b) to deface, disfigure.

To make unsightly or ugly [cf. foul, adj.], to disfigure.

transitive. To deprive of grace or beauty.

To disorder the attire, or spoil the personal appearance of. In quot. 1431 reflexive.

transitive. To mar the appearance, beauty, or excellence of; to make ugly or unsightly; to disfigure, deface. literal.

transitive. To spoil or disfigure the appearance of (something); to deface, deform. literary or archaic after 17th cent. except in figurative…

figurative. To violate, ravage, desecrate; to rob of its bloom, chief beauty, or excellence; to spoil.

transitive. To alter the aspect or appearance of someone or something for the worse; to disfigure, deface, spoil. Cf. defeat, adj. 1. Obsolete.

= unbeautify, v.

transitive. To deflower; also figurative to spoil, ravage.

transitive. To mar the form, character, or condition of; to deform, disfigure, deface. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1b.)

transitive. To mar or undo the fashion or shape of, to disfigure. (See fashion, v.)

To mar the countenance or appearance of; to disfigure; to render ill-favoured. Obsolete.

transitive. To undo or mar the grace of; to deprive of (outward) grace; to disfigure. Obsolete.

transitive. To render unbeautiful.

transitive. To make ugly or repulsive in appearance; to disfigure.

transitive. To undo the beautifying of, deprive of beauty.

To render unseemly or ugly; to deform.

transitive. To put out of shape, disfigure.

transitive. To deprive of ornament.

transitive. To deprive of ornament or embellishment; (also) to embellish in such a way as to make less attractive; to mar.

(un-, prefix2 affix 1a.)

transitive. To mar the visage or face of; to deface, disfigure.

transitive. To deprive of fairness or beauty.

transitive. To deprive of trimness or elegance; to strip of ornament.

transitive. To rob of beauty, disfigure.

transitive. To deprive of fairness or beauty.

transitive. To spoil the complexion or aspect of; to render unsightly, disfigure, deface.

transitive. To deprive of beauty or comeliness; to disfigure, deform.

transitive. To mar the features of; to disfigure, deface.

transitive. To make to resemble a monkey; to make to look ridiculous.

(transitive) to make ugly; to uglify; also with up.

transitive. To disfigure, deface; to spoil the features of. Also: to make featureless. Usually in passive.

To disfigure; to do the opposite of decorating.

To dot and disfigure as scarecrows do.

transitive. To make nasty; to spoil. Obsolete. rare.