ungritted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ gritted.

Adjective

ungritted (not comparable)

1. Not gritted.

   In winter, take care on ungritted roads.

   • 1980, Peter Trueman, Smoke and Mirrors:

     I seethed through gritted teeth at the daily noon meetings in Nash's office, and when they came ungritted, Nash fanned the flames...

   • 2004, Jonathan James Long, Anne Whitehead, W G Sebald: A Critical Companion:

     On ungritted roads motorists were swerving to avoid each other.