different between unhusked vs unhushed
unhusked
English
Etymology 1
From unhusk +? -ed.
Verb
unhusked
- simple past tense and past participle of unhusk
Etymology 2
From un- +? husked (“having a husk”).
Adjective
unhusked (comparative more unhusked, superlative most unhusked)
- Without a husk.
Etymology 3
From un- +? husked (“having been husked”).
Adjective
unhusked (comparative more unhusked, superlative most unhusked)
- Having the husk on; still on the husk; not husked.
Synonyms
- husked
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unhushed
English
Etymology
un- +? hushed
Adjective
unhushed (not comparable)
- Not having been hushed; unsilenced.
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