untrotted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ trotted.

Adjective

untrotted (not comparable)

1. Not trotted upon; untrodden.
   • 2022, Duke Cole, Easier Than Fighting Rocky:

     After a few stiff trotting strides, the stimulation of a new rolling trail takes hold of Rocky's mind as he brings his hooves to bear onto the untrotted ground. The narrow dirt trail merges onto a wide dirt road.

   • 1906, Edgar Saltus, The Pomps of Satan, page 7:

     It is possible that in some of the untrotted islands of the South Seas an illusion of it still subsists. But elsewhere it has gone.