a. (UN-1 7.)

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1648.  Hexham, II. Ongekuyst, Vnneate, Foule, or Filthy.

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1849.  D. J. Browne, Amer. Poultry Yard (1855), 71. The white of their plumage is not brilliant, and is sure to be unneat in the places where they are usually kept.

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1866.  Miss Mulock, Noble Life, xii. A letter, so unlike Helen’s, so unneat, blurred and blotted.

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  Hence Unneatness.

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1844.  N. Paterson, Manse Gard., 91. A great degree of unneatness in the mode of training.

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a. 1864.  Hawthorne, Dr. Grimshawe, vi. The sordidness and unneatness of the apartment.

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