unferried

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ ferried.

Adjective

unferried (not comparable)

1. Not having been ferried.
   • 1873, The Yale Literary Magazine, volume 33, page 147:

     He appealed to the shade of Marcus Custus,—to the fitting shadows of Roman heroes yet unferried over Styx, if such a charge should be borne by the fowl that saved Rome.

Anagrams

• under fire, underfire