Uncapped

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8.)

1548–63.  Becon, New Catech. (1564), I. 330 b. A sorte of Popettes standing in euerye corner of the Church, some holdinge in theyr handes a Swoorde,… some capped, some vncapped.

1670.  G. H., Hist. Cardinals, II. III. 186. The Nuntio [was] uncapt for some time, and not one word to be heard of his promotion.

1850.  L. Hunt, Autobiog., xx. (1860), 347. The large wrinkled features of the old women, with their uncapped gray hair, strike you at first as singularly plain.

1902.  Fairbairn, in Expositor, Sept., 171. The great mountains raised … their uncapped heads crowned with perennial snow.