untrimmed

[ uhn-trimd ]

/ ʌnˈtrɪmd /

not trimmed.

Also uncut. Bookbinding. (of gathered sections of a book) having the bolts untrimmed by a guillotine or plow.

Origin of untrimmed

1525–35; un-¹ + trimmed

un·trimmed·ness, noun

They were untrimmed stones, so that the interior surface was very irregular.

Frank Merriwell's Return to Yale |Burt L. Standish
Issued in bright green paper wrappers, with untrimmed p. 257edges, and with the title-page reproduced upon the front.

A Bibliography of the writings in Prose and Verse of George Henry Borrow |Thomas J. Wise
The mustaches were untrimmed, but the beard was clipped to a point, à les moeurs des étudiants des Beaux Arts.

The Price |Francis Lynde
It was the identity of the man with the untrimmed mustaches and the pointed beard that must be established.

The Price |Francis Lynde

Long were his hair and beard, untrimmed now, unkempt and red.

Darkness and Dawn |George Allan England