unlicked, unlickt

[Prefix un (1), and Eng. licked.] Not licked or brought into the proper shape; from the popular notion that the bear brought forth shapele lumps of flesh, which she licked into shape; hence, ungainly, uncultivated, rough, rude. "Thou unlickt bear, dar'st thou yet stand by my fury?" Beaum, & Flet.: Fair Maid of the Inn, iii. *un-lid', v . t . [Pref. un- (2), and Eng. lid .] To open. (C. Bronte : Villette , ch. xii.)