unfielded

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ fielded.

Adjective

unfielded (not comparable)

1. Not fielded.
   • 1907, Army & Navy Life and the United Service, volume 10, page 690:

     Mountford beat out a ground hit by a fraction of a second, took second on Johnson's unfielded hit to Lanphier […]

2. (computing) Of data: not organised in a set of fields.

Anagrams

• dunefield, undefiled