untoothsome

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English

Etymology

From un- +‎ toothsome.

Adjective

untoothsome (comparative more untoothsome, superlative most untoothsome)

  1. Not toothsome.
    • 2009 April 19, Wells Tower, “Felled Wood”, in New York Times:
      But the deer, perhaps in solidarity with the native trees, ate my magnolias, camellias and even several obviously untoothsome holly trees.