unfingered

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ fingered.

Adjective

unfingered (not comparable)

1. Not fingered.
   • 1975 September, New York Magazine, volume 8, number 39:

     The chic and intellectually impressive ones remain pristine, betraying that they have remained unfingered since purchase.

   • a. 1945, Stephen Spender, Seascape:

     There are some days the happy ocean lies / Like an unfingered harp, below the land.