Crossword clues for unused
unused
- In mint condition
- Not consumed
- Still wrapped
- Brand new
- As new
- Still packaged
- On the shelf
- Leftover (portion)
- Still shrink-wrapped on the shelf
- Still in the packaging
- Still in shrink-wrap
- Still in its packaging
- Sitting in the box
- Not accustomed
- Never out of the original package
- Like many gym memberships
- Like leftover phone minutes
- Collecting dust, maybe
- 'Return the -- portion ...'
- Fresh
- Mint
- Brand-new
- Available
- Still in the original package
- Like some phone minutes
- Still on the shelf
- Left over
- New, on a shelf
- Mint, virgin
- Not accustomed (to)
- New po-faced Welsh Assembly member is ousted
- New energy has died after artist leaves the planet
- Remaining mint
- Pretentious nonsense! BBC boss taking over symbol of Britishness
- Journalist follows university students straight out of the factory
- Union tended to eschew right for left
- Good as new
- Just bought
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Unused \Un*used"\, a.
Not used; as, an unused book; an unused apartment.
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Not habituated; unaccustomed.
Unused to bend, impatient of control.
--Thomson.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. 1 not used 2 not accustomed
WordNet
Usage examples of "unused".
Urged by the information which Afy thinks she unconsciously obtains from Lachen, and harrowed by the idea that I am about to tear her from England, she has appealed to the Duke in a manner to which they were both unused.
But as for the old man he spoke but few words, and as one unused to speech, albeit he was courteous and debonair.
The interview room was warm, drily stale and unused like the aseptic corridors he had followed to reach it.
A discouraged aspidistra stood in a tarnished brass pot near the unused counter.
That means storing some results in the unused descriptors within the tweaker.
It remained unused, gathering dust while it lay in wait, encased in the old leather of its sheath, until it once again rested in the hand of its rightful owner, the first male child born to the Royal bloodline in 13 or 14 generations.
Joe spent about an hour chopping weeds in the long unused Roybal ditch, and then, after digging a small feeder trench from Indian Creek into the ditch, he opened the Roybal ditch head-gate at the other end so water could flow onto that fallow land.
In Ty Station the Joy Hall level has an area of over 2500 square miles, mostly unused, as I had personal reason to discover several weeks ago.
Powell had left camp when his horse, long unused, had precipitately and unexpectedly bucked him off headforemost into a pot of frijoles.
Mahtra had ever seen, but she was just about the straightest: her shoulders stayed square above her hips as she took-her measured steps, and her nose pointed forward only, never to either side, even when Mahtra accidently hudged her unused fork, and it skidded and clattered loudly to the mosaic floor.
Hyacinthe went toward him, and the people, unused to seeing her there for a long time past, hushed their talk, and one of them marked the newness of the light that shone in her eyes and the happiness that smiled on her lips as she came.
Brought up in a world where women were hidden away, living a life of luxury but little freedom, he was unused to talking to them, and treated Bina and Issle with the same cold indifference.
Although he pleaded guilty last week in an illegal kickback scheme, he now seeks his pension, sick leave and unused vacation pay.
Tocohl judged him a northerner still unused to southern kinesics, despite long residence.
Its knowbots return from a relict database with the curious fact that Ship had once possessed a fleet of such vessels, but this knowledge has fallen out of active memory and exists now, in fragments only, in unused bins.