unpulled

unpulled

(ʌnˈpʊld)
adj
not pulled
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In a 2013 review of Alan's first book, It Must Be True: Paw-Paw Said So, we noted that the book contained, "No words minced, no punches unpulled and no shortage of plain old country cussin'." Nothing, I am relieved to tell you, has changed in Alan's style.
To hasten that process, the Kremlin has left no lever of destabilization unpulled: It has launched military incursions, manipulated Ukraine's politics, used energy blackmail and engaged in information warfare.
(69) The Freeman counterpane is one of many which were worked on a ribbed fabric that mimics the visual effect of lines of unpulled heavy weft yarns.
The heated and pulled specimens were thinner than the unpulled specimens; therefore, the load drop does not indicate a drop in stress.
Powerless to prevent another Australian run glut in the fourth Test here, Hussain endured another of those days which are about as funny as the jokes in your unpulled crackers.
If the photographs-currently under 24-hour armed guard in a Newmarket vault-are anything to go by, there were some massive races run by the ten cluckers involved, and rumour has it that there wasn't a cork left unpulled in Cork by the end of it.
The wettest year of the century left spuds unpulled from at least 15,000 of 83,606 hectares under cultivation as thick mud oozing from the agriculturally-rich fields stopped harvesting equipment in its tracks.
No punches remain unpulled in the administration's attempts to document autocracy and expansion by the Sandinista government.