Unsummed

ppl. a. [UN-¹ 8.]

  1.  Not summed up; uncounted.

a. 1400–50.  Alexander, 1991. For as þis sede þat I send vnsoumed [v.r. vnsowmyd] is euer, So ben we … vnnowmyrd.

1579.  Richmond. Wills (Surtees), XXVI. 286. Some of these gold and mony above writen. By those unsomed iij c. ijli. vjs. viijd.

1649.  G. Daniel, Trinarch., Hen. IV., cclxiv. The wise Man has an vnsumm’d Librarye; Himselle and Man, and Bookes, are all his Bookes.

1772.  Mason, Eng. Garden, I. 18. Egregious madness; yet pursu’d With pains unwearied, with expense unsumm’d.

1791.  Cowper, Iliad, II. 568. So the Grecians swarm’d An unsumm’d multitude o’er all the plain.

1857.  H. Miller, Test. Rocks, vi. 239. Armed with the experience in evil of unsummed ages.

1869.  McLaren, Serm., Ser. II. xi. 194. After unsummed eternities of advance.

  † 2.  (See quot. and cf. SUMMED 1.) Obs. rare.

1615.  Latham, Falconry, ¶ 3 b. Vnsumm’d is when a Hawkes feathers are not come forth, or els not com’d home to their full length.