What is "unchipped"

Usage examples of "unchipped".

Her burgundy nail polish was unchipped and her fingers, often red and leathery from the housework, were soft and fragrant with almond-scented lotion.

The vase had miraculously survived, unchipped, uncracked, for two centuries, and now all she could do was to pray and trust to cedar shavings that it would remain intact a few months more, through storms and war on the long voyage to England.

Afraid they would judge him too young, or his unchipped fingernails or bayou accent would expose him as a flatlander, he had entered the rescue office shyly and with his hands in his pockets.

It was made of something that felt like bone, but was grey-blue and so hard that, even though it had come from the ship itself, it was as shiny and unchipped as a new ceramic disk.

Undefaced, unchipped, uncracked, as if time itself had stood still within this strange hallway.

The floor they covered was formed of flawless mosaics, unchipped, undamaged by time.

He showed a fine set of teeth unchipped by the hunting knife he carried strapped to his hip and would perhaps do his celebrated trick with before the evening was much further spent.

I took a glance at the unchipped gilt dancers on the sideboard before Hutchinson spoke again.

Phil picked up a glass pot full of coffee and poured some of the contents into an unchipped, unscratched white mug.