unco

IPA: ʌnkoʊ

Examples of "unco" in Sentences

N.B. Toddy cheap an 'unco' gude if 'tis his ain mackin.
Makes us all either schizo or pathetic unco-operative ego junkies!
Ever since he's been dodging bricks, stones, and rotten tomatoes from the unco guid.
So annually I dig them out and try to reinsert them in the annoyingly unco-operative memory.
When we study language, we are unco vering in part what makes us human, getting a peek at the very nature of human nature.
There scores on scores of things, many of them unco, that is uncouth, the first meaning of which is unknown, to his eyes, stood huddled together in the dim light.
Scientists at Pirbright found their cows were unco-operative with attempts to poison them with cattle feed cakes containing infections or ground glass dropped from the air.
Since taking on responsibility for the legacy in the wake of criticism that it was unfocused and unco-ordinated, Ford and OPLC chief executive Andrew Altman have addressed complaints that local people would not benefit from the planned new housing, and sought to leave a sporting heritage in the park.
Remeber that this current school board has worked with the two above and know how unco-operative they are as they have not been forthright in giving the information they have asked for and answeres to questions and have put this current school board in a bad postion one to many times and trying to make it look like the current school boards fault.