unboarded
unboarded is the simple past and past participle of unboard.
Meaning of unboard
Verb
unboard (third-person singular simple present unboards, present participle unboarding, simple past and past participle unboarded)
- To leave a passenger vehicle such as a train or ship; to disembark.
- To remove boards from.
- Bitterne: The Railway Heritage Trust has made a second grant, this time for £25,466, for station restoration works. The money will be spent on unboarding and restoring the windows, and on preserving historic paint details.2024 March 6, Howard Johnston, “Regional News: Southern”, in RAIL, number 1004, page 26
Adjective
unboarded (not comparable)
- Not boarded.
- Those who sit on the unboarded and unpaved floor beside the wall, and who look on so wistfully, have nothing to cook — nothing to eat; they paid the last penny or twopence they possessed to be allowed to sleep on the floor of that cellar until morning.1852, Thomas Miller, Picturesque sketches of London: past and present, page 235
Origin of unboarded
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
From un- + boarded.
Questions about unboarded
- What does unboarded mean?
- Unboarded means not boarded.
- What is unboarded the simple past and past participle of?
- Unboarded is the simple past and past participle of unboard.
- What part of speech is unboarded?
- Unboarded is an adjective.
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