ppl. a. [UN-1 8. Cf. OE. unsadelod, unʓesadelod, MDu. ongesadelt (Du. ongezadeld), G. ungesattelt; NFris. unsadeld, Da. usadlet, Sw. osadlad.] Not saddled. Also transf. (cf. prec. 3).
1623. Fletcher & Rowley, Maid in Mill, IV. ii. If thy spectacles be not easie, Keep thy nose unsadl’d, and ope thine ears.
1817. Blackw. Mag., I. 57/1. There were at her wedding fifty saddled asses, and unsaddled asses without number.
1892. Daily News, 28 Sept., 3/5. Each mounted soldier leading an unsaddled charger.
