unplaned

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ planed.

Adjective

unplaned (not comparable)

1. Not planed.
   • 1876, Pansy, Four Girls at Chautauqua‎^[1]:

     He was just as polite in his attentions as if the unplaned seat had been a carved chair of graceful shape and pattern.

   • 1903, Nancy Huston Banks, Round Anvil Rock‎^[2]:

     The table standing in the centre of the floor, ready for the evening meal, was made of unplaned boards, rudely put together by the unskilled hands of the backwoods.