Unkeyed

He reached into his belt pouch and felt for the final stone he'd selected for this spell; a single flawless quartz-crystal, perfectly formed, unkeyed, and as colorless as pure water. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (1990)

Also, by wholly mechanical processes of adjustment to environment, her manner and air became simpler, somewhat unkeyed: she unconsciously folded away her more shining wings. ❋ Henry Sydnor Harrison (1905)

Ollyett and I did not need to lift our little fingers any more than the Alpine climber whose last sentence has unkeyed the arch of the avalanche. ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)

The assertion has to be used as a unkeyed assertion from the intermediate requestor to the back-end service. ❋ Janice J. Heiss (2010)

"As he unkeyed his microphone, he hit the T.W.A. and cut it in half," said Peter W. ❋ By JAMES BARRON (2010)

"As he unkeyed his microphone, he hit the T.W.A. and cut it in half," Mr. Bernhard recalled, referring to the end of the pilot's transmission. ❋ By PATRICK MCGEEHAN (2010)

Since the CRC is an unkeyed, public function, it does not provide any meaningful integrity protection for the data. ❋ Guestf48e353 (2009)

Since about half of the letters are unkeyed, it takes insight to complete the crossword. ❋ Unknown (1977)

These rules called for, among other things: no unkeyed letters, not more than one-sixth of the squares to be black, and not more than one word at a time in a space. ❋ Unknown (1977)

By now, New York Magazine has offered enough London Times crossword puzzles so that the unkeyed pattern is readily accepted here. ❋ Unknown (1977)

I said I love all you guys, unkeyed the mike, stood in the corner of the basket, said a prayer or two, then relaxed because I was pretty sure the end was near. " ❋ Unknown (2010)

[The one concession Morehead's British crossword made in its American debut was its pattern; it had the standard American style, meaning no unkeyed letters. ❋ Unknown (1977)