ppl. a. [UN-1 8. Cf. Sw. otjärad, Du. ongeteerd.] Not smeared, etc., with tar.

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1579.  W. Wilkinson, Confut. Fam. Love, 24. Least that M. Rogers should scape vntarred with their opprobrious Eloquence.

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c. 1610.  Rates of Marchandizes, E 3 b. Cordage Tard or vntard the hundred waight.

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1769.  Falconer, Dict. Marine (1780), Cordage blanc, White, or untarred cordage.

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a. 1844.  Campbell, Napoleon & Brit. Sailor, 35. A wherry … Untarr’d, uncompass’d, and unkeel’d.

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1875.  Knight, Dict. Mech., 2773/2. An untarred cord or rope.

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