unhasp (unhasp)

t. [ un -2 + hasp.] To loose from a hasp; let go. While bolt and chain he backward roll'd, And made the bar unhasp its hold. Scott, L. of the L., vi. 12. unhasty (un-hās'ti), a. Not hasty; not precip 2. By ill fortune; as ill luck would have it; to some one's misfortune: as, unhappily I mi ed itate; not rash; deliberate; slow. seeing him. The commonplace is unhappily within reach of us all. Lowell, New Princeton Rev., I. 177. 3. Not suitably or appropriately; not aptly.41. Trickishly; mischievously. Nares . From her unhastie beast she did alight. Spenser, F. Q., I. iii. 4. He is a perfect man. who hath.. so unhasty and wary a spirit as that he decrees upon no act before he hath considered maturely. Jer. Taylor , Works (ed. 1835), I. 843. being healed; incurable. An unhealable sprain. Fuller .