unmechanic
/(ˌ)ʌnmɪˈkanɪk/Now rare
adjective
Not mechanic; unmechanical.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Reynolds (1668–1727), Presbyterian minister. From un- + mechanic.
- unfancied
- unfarmed
- unfashionable
- unfashionableness
- unfashionably
- unfashioned
- unfasten
- unfathered
- unfatherliness
- unfatherly
- unfathomable
- unfathomableness
- unfathomably
- unfathomed
- unfavorable
- unfavorably
- unfavorite
- unfavourable
- unfavourableness
- unfavourably
- unfavourite
- unfazed
- unfeasibility
- unfeasible
- unfeasibly