ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1650. Fuller, Pisgah, 373. The east end where the Porch stood, was clear, and unchambered.
1870. E. T. Stevens, Flint Chips, 392, note. Skulls from unchambered long barrows in South Wilts.
1895. Chambers’s Encycl., VII. 409. This shell [of the nautilus] is unchambered, and peculiar to the females.
