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  † 1.  Not cut or trimmed. (Cf. NOTCH v. 1, OCHE v.) Obs.–1

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1557.  Tottel’s Misc. (Arb.), 159.

  All ruff of heare, my nayles vnnocht, as to such semeth best.
Than wander by theyr wittes.

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  2.  Not marked with a notch; unnicked.

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[1775.  Ash.]

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1811.  Miss L. Hawkins, C’tess & Gertr., IV. 5. The un-notched paling, the walls capt with straw and stone.

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1844.  Noad, Electricity (ed. 2), 392. Provided the intersecting curves proceeding from A abut upon the notched surface of the knife, and those from B upon the un-notched side.

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1883.  Encycl. Brit., XVI. 648/2. Reptant Azygobranchia with … the lip of the shell unnotched.

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