ppl. a. Also 5 unlate, 6 unletton. (UN-1 8 b; cf. LET ppl. a.)
1453. Paston Lett., Suppl. (1901), 49. I know not oon rode unlate, but alle ocupyed to your profyghte.
1537. in Lett. Suppress. Monast. (Camden), 163. The house … wiche was unlet at the tyme of owre repare thether.
1545. Act 37 Hen. VIII., c. 12 § 16. Hawles of Craftes…, soo long as they bee keapte unletton.
1769. Gray, in Corr. G. & Nicholls (1843), 93. I believe all that are unlet will be cheap as the time approaches.
1866. Geo. Eliot, F. Holt, ii. Having three farms unlet.
1885. Law Times, 28 March, 384/2. In the present day, when unlet land is becoming so common.
