Chiefly with advs. and preps.
c. 1470. Henry, Wallace, VI. 624. Dede corssys that lay wnputt in graiff.
1491. Sc. Acts, Jas. IV. (1814), II. 225/1. The tennentis … sall remane vnput furth or removit.
1509. Hawes, Past. Pleas., XXIX. (Percy Soc.), 143. Towarde Rome a great circuite aboute, There was no fyre that was un-put-out.
1565. in Hay Fleming, Reform. Scotl. (1910), 611. Certane tymmer and glas unput in the memoriall.
1600. Surflet, Countrie Farme, I. iii. 4. One tyle in the roofe … being left vnrepaired and vnput in againe, causeth others also to fall.
1665. Sir T. Herbert, Trav. (1677), 56. This holy Fire … continued un-put out for many Generations.
1732. J. Louthian, Form of Process, 267. Which Act as yet remains unput to due Execution anent the forenamed Persons.
1843. Mrs. Browning, Lett. R. H. Horne (1877), I. 65. She has … a natural exaltation, perfectly unaffected and un-put-on.
1897. Flandrau, Harvard Episodes, 37. Bradley suddenly answered the unput questions by suggesting ways and means.
