unhatched

/ (ʌnˈhætʃt) /

(of an egg) not having broken to release the fully developed young

(of a bird, snake, etc) not having emerged from the egg

(of a plan, mission, etc) not having been fully developed or carried out

Words nearby unhatched

unhandy, unhappy, unharmed, unharness, unhasp, unhatched, unhcr, unhealed, unhealthful, unhealthy, unheard

Indeed, the unhatched eggs have sometimes been valued at the same amount.

Home Life on an Ostrich Farm |Annie Martin
This parental love, if I may use the expression, is even extended to the unhatched eggs.

The Dawn of Reason |James Weir
In this way breeding places for flies are minimized and millions55 and billions of unhatched eggs are destroyed.

The Mother and Her Child |William S. Sadler
Now we've got to get rid of that one and all the unhatched spores.

The Whispering Spheres |Russell Robert Winterbotham

Four specimens were shot, and, later, several old nests were found containing the unhatched eggs of previous years.

The Home of the Blizzard |Douglas Mawson