unnabbed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ nabbed.

Adjective

unnabbed (not comparable)

1. (informal, rare) Not nabbed.
   • 2016, Deepak, Mango Tree Tales:

     But after listening to the station in charge we thought that everybody is protected and in such case the thief might go unnabbed.

   • 2017, Bill Reed, Wi:

     […] the Church of the Newest Jesus — its synod of two foreigner proselytizers, unnabbed by the Authorities at that stage, promising 'A New High on Hope'.