In good condition; in proper order; correct. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Right; in good order; on a proper footing. to call (it) square, to regard as balanced or settled.

Predicatively: In proper order, not ruffled or disarranged. Esp. in colloquial phrase to keep a straight face (†to keep one's face straight): to…

in good order.

Of hair or wool: Combed. Also with adverbs. Cf. unkempt, adj., well-kempt, adj. Also transferred.