Uncarded

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8. Cf. Sw. okardad.)

1675.  trans. Hist. Don Quix., I. III. ix. 49. Sancho past over the Malet without leaving a corner of it or the Cushion unsearched, or a seem unript, nor a lock of wool uncarded, to the end that nothing might remain behind for want of diligence or carelessness.

[1775.  Ash.]

a. 1833.  in Carlyle, Misc. (1840), IV. 375. Uncombed, uncarded, like a mass of tarry wool.