Soiled, defiled. …

Soaked or steeped (in a liquid). …

Wrapped up. …

In phrase: ben iswæred, of the body: to be weighed down by disease, be exhausted. …

Of roasted meat: ?having given off an exudation, having exuded moisture. …

Strewn on, sprinkled on. …

Unbegotten. …

Barren, infertile; of a vine: incapable of bearing fruit. …

Of bread: unleavened. …

Not defiled, uncorrupted. …

Not asked; not commanded or ordered; also, uninvited. …

(a) Unborn; yet to be born; also, not reborn spiritually [1st quot.]; as noun: unborn children (b) never born; deprived of birth;—freq. in proverbs and prov. expressions; also fig. [quot. a1393,……

(a) Unintoxicated, sober; (b) not consumed in the process of drinking. …

Of an earthenware vessel: not having been fired. …

Unrewarded, uncompensated. …

(a) Physically uninjured, unscathed; (b) spotless, unblemished; of the Virgin Mary: morally or spiritually immaculate, undefiled; (c) legally unimpaired. …

Unlearned, ignorant; untaught, uninstructed; also, as noun: untaught or ignorant persons [quot. a1400]; unlered in, inexperienced at (sth.), unskilled at; unlered o (of, on), ignorant of (sth.). …

Without beginning, not created. …

Unblessed, unholy. …

Unwavering, dauntless. …