unhearted

English

Verb

unhearted

1. simple past and past participle of unheart

Adjective

unhearted (not comparable)

1. Having had the heart, or central portion, removed.
   • 1935, Economic Series, number 25, page 79:

     Formerly, during the winter months, unhearted French lettuces or "butterflies," grown under portable glass and consisting of only a few leaves, were marketed extensively in counts of 4 to 6 dozen.

Anagrams

• underheat, unearthed