What is "unpadded"

Usage examples of "unpadded".

Attending to that particularly male piece of apparel, Edgar came up to them, hesitated, and then sat down in one of the unpadded chairs.

The view in his visualization seemed to open out to show a bedroom that had just a table and one other unpadded chair, plus the bed.

Cara went shopping and bought several new dresses with swirling skirts only twelve inches from the floor, unpadded shoulders and padded bosoms.

Sulu heaved himself over the rim and dropped several feet down to an unpadded metal floor.

His naked body was strapped into an unpadded chair, his arms held out, crucifix-fashion, for easy access to veins.

Praeis and her daughters, properly stripped for the weather this time, sat on one of the unpadded benches with their arms companionably around each other.

Dark sports jackets, vented in the rear, with unpadded shoulders, three buttons and sleeves and lapels pressed to roll, man, roll, completed the costume.

The circular stone ledges that served for seats were unpadded except in the lavishly appointed boxes reserved for dignitaries.

They were not married yet, true, but he was softer than the unpadded benches on this boat.

Every nubile female who visits the duke is forced into that dungeon, forced naked onto the unpadded table and fucked by every man present at the time, regardless of protest or other consideration.

She laid before him, only the whites of her eyes showing, her small nipples standing straight up on her unpadded chest.

It was a simple room, constructed according to the Northmen taste with an intricate webbing of exposed wooden beams and furnished with a massive pine table and five unpadded chairs.

Even though the sky was overcast and the air cold, he had not bothered to put on a coat, and his lightweight suit, with its unpadded shoulders, made him look even taller than he was.

I hit the fellow a single blow that sent him entirely across the cabin, but I almost broke my hand against his unpadded, bony jaw.

Bruce fidgeted restlessly on the unpadded chair beside the telegraph table.