unwormed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ wormed.

Adjective

unwormed (not comparable)

1. (of an animal) Not wormed; not treated for worms.
   • 1810, Delabere Pritchett Blaine, A domestic treatise on the diseases of horses and dogs:

     The mouth, in some cases of madness, may become so swelled, that the dog cannot close his jaws ; but this may happen in a wormed or unwormed dog equally.

2. (of a dog) Not having had the lytta removed.
3. (of wood, etc.) Not spoiled by worms.
   • 1906, Oliver Elton, Frederick York Powell, Frederick York Powell: A Life and Selection from His Letters:

     Its wooden substructure is solid, its timber unwormed, its royal blue cloth lining unfretted by the worm.