uncrested

It was Favian, capable-looking in his plain black cuirass and uncrested helm, who had leaped from his mount onto the platform.

Conan The Warlord Carpenter, Leonard 1988

It was Favian, capable-looking in his plain black cuirass and uncrested helm, who had leaped from his mount onto the platform.

Conan The Warlord Carpenter, Leonard 1988

The Peacock bowed his crested head, and they bowed their uncrested and very silly ones, and then they went to the river.

Among the Farmyard People Clara Dillingham Pierson

The slopes of the roofs glistened, the dark broken ridges succeeded each other without end like sombre, uncrested waves, and from the depths of the town under his feet ascended a confused and unceasing mutter.

Lord Jim 1900

The slopes of the roofs glistened, the dark broken ridges succeeded each other without end like sombre, uncrested waves, and from the depths of the town under his feet ascended a confused and unceasing mutter.

Lord Jim 1899

The slopes of the roofs glistened, the dark broken ridges succeeded each other without end like sombre, uncrested waves, and from the depths of the town under his feet ascended a confused and unceasing mutter.

Lord Jim Joseph Conrad 1890

Behind, towering over them like a huge wall, came a wave of black water, solemn, merciless, uncrested, as if bent on deadly revenge.

Tides of Barnegat Francis Hopkinson Smith 1876

Roman grandeur one of a more definite character -- viz., by presenting its dimensions in a new form, and supposing the city to be uncrested, as it were; its upper tiers to be what the sailors call _unshipped_; and the dethroned stories to be all drawn up in rank and file upon the ground; according to which assumption he implies that the city would stretch from the _mare Superum_ to the _mare Inferum, i. e._, from the sea of Tuscany to the Adriatic.

Autobiographical Sketches Thomas De Quincey 1822

a wrinkling of those small, uncrested wavelets that frequently precede the setting-in of a calm.

A Pirate of the Caribbees Harry Collingwood 1886

"We were supposed to find a small blue container, uncrested and umarked.

Bloodhype Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1973