undeft

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ deft.

Adjective

undeft (comparative more undeft, superlative most undeft)

1. Not deft.
   • 1890, Sir Hall Caine, The Bondman: A New Saga, volume 1, page 96:

     That was the day to do it, he thought; and he took little Sunlocks and washed his chubby face and combed his yellow hair, curling it over his own great undeft fingers, and put his best clothes on him — […]