What is "uncaught"

Usage examples of "uncaught".

He worshiped what he called thoughts, would rave about a thought in the abstract, apostrophize an uncaught idea.

They were deadly archers, who fled uncaught, leaving behind four dead, one of whom was Dominic Stregazza.

There are, for instance, few birds of prey left in our more accessible counties now, and many thousands of birds must die uncaught by a hawk and unpierced.

When he was sure of being unobserved, he tried whispering commands to whatever uncaught fish might be lurking in the nearby river, the same words that had worked so beautifully with chickens and watchdogsbut the effort failed completely.

Few managed a full day of freedom, but the chances of success increased with every day uncaught, and it seemed certain the Shaido would move on tomorrow, or the next day.

And Elaida had slipped through the cracks uncaught, danced her way to the Amyrlin Seat that Toveine had once dreamed of for herself.

We should not therefore be surprised that uncaught and unsuspected serial offenders exist who are using their greater intelligence more effectively.

Our first priority is staying alive, uncaught by the trap we know about and any others.

Should he emerge uncaught and unscathed, he would be accepted for the Fianna, breaking all legal connection with his own clan.

The quoted price of twenty-five cents a pair was for raw, uncaught pigeons, but Philip had succeeded at last and brought back two beauties, one with blue markings, and the other one almost white.

Around him pullulated the half-skilled, the useless, the uncaught criminals, with sleazy clothes over fish-belly skins.