† unscrapenadj.
Obsolete. rare.
= unscraped adj.
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the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > dirtiness > [adjective] > uncleaned > uncleaned in other specific manner
ungarbled1439
unbrushenc1460
unscouredc1475
unswept1597
unscrapen1599
unwiped?1602
unswilled1645
unscraped1725
unmopped1775
unshovelled1828
unfurbished1829
unscavengered1846
unscreened1851
ill-scraped1858
unlicked1861
undusted1862
unbrushed1888
unscrubbedc1900
1599 Garnet Let. to Parsons May (Stonyhurst) I was willing to let it go naturally, that you may rather mend it, if it be necessary, or deliver it unscrapen.
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adj.1599