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形容詞

uncrisped (comparative more uncrisped, superlative most uncrisped)

1. Not crisped.
   • 1628, William Prynne, The Unloveliness of Love-Lockes, London, p. 54,^[1]

     [God] hath designed such naturall, and vnadorned, or vncrisped Haire vnto vs as is most comely, proper, and behoofull for vs:

   • 1843, Ezekiel Bacon, Recollections of Fifty Years Since, Utica, NY: R.W. Roberts, p. 19,^[2]

     plain unfrizzled and uncrisped locks

   • 1901, Frances Harper, “Moses” in Idylls of the Bible, Philadelphia, p. 23,^[3]

     And yet the bush, with leaves uncrisped, uncurled,

     Was just as green and fresh as if the breath

     Of early spring were kissing every leaf.