uncover (unkuver)

[ ... Rather let my head dance upon a bloody pole Than stand uncover'd to the vulgar groom. Shak., 2 Hen. VI., iv. 1. 128. None of the Eastern people use the compliment of un covering their heads when they meet as we do. Dampier , Voyages, an. 1688. IMG:content-1307.png:[blocks in formation] There is one particular and peculiar spirit, who is truly and properly a person, of a true, real, and personal subsistence, not a created, but uncreated , person, and so the true and one Eternal God. Bp. Pearson, Expos. of Creed, p. 477. uncreatedne (un-krē-ā'ted-nes), n. The character of being uncreated. Water land , Works, ii. 326.