untasted

[uhn-tayst-id]

adjective

1. not yet having been tasted or experienced.

Example Sentences

The particular chocolate made in this study, alas, went untasted.

From New York Times

To see better, she began to unload a few things and place them on the tablecloth, just to the left of her untasted sandwich.

From Literature

The sweet course stood ready on the sideboard untasted.

From Literature

Everything edible comes through ag production, and she said creation process helped solidify that concept while also showing that some options available are best left untasted.

From Washington Times

When the bell rang, it didn’t matter what was left untasted, she simply pushed back from the table and went back to her bears.

From Literature