[f. UNHUSK v.] Stripped of, taken out of, the husk.
1597. Bp. Hall, Sat., III. i. Could no vnhusked Akorne leaue the tree, But there was chalenge made whose it might bee.
1661. Lovell, Hist. Anim. & Min., 440. The diet of the sick…: sparing, as unhusked barley, hydromel.
1708. Ockley, Saracens, I. 250. That sort of Provision … is either Barley, Rice, or Wheat, sodden and unhusk’d.
