ppl. a. Obs. [UN-1 8 b.]
1. Not yielded or surrendered; † unpaid.
a. 1325. MS. Rawl. B., 520, fol. 29 b. Þe duwe seruices of þulke feos … beth with-drawen ant vn-ȝolde.
c. 1386. Chaucer, Knt.’s T., 1784. By the force of twenty is he take Vnyolden, and ydrawe vnto the stake.
1418–20. Siege of Rouen, in Archaeol., XXI. 55. Whyle that Synt Katerynes was unȝolde.
c. 1425. Wyntoun, Cron., VIII. xi. 1720. Þaim thocht mare honeste Vnȝoldin to sla þame in melle.
15[?]. Christ’s Kirk, 177, in Maitland Folio MS., 154. For hir saik he wes vnȝoldin Sewin myle quhen he wes chaist.
1575. Gascoigne, Weedes, Fruit of Fetters, viii. Whyles the hope of mine unyolden harte … did labor for reliefe.
2. Unrequited; unavenged. rare–1.
c. 1400. Destr. Troy, 2216. If we, þat are worthy,… Take harme, other hethyng, or hurtys vnȝoldyn, Of any erdyng in erthe.
