uncurried

Brian called the uncurried quadruped a plush horse.

Kenny Leona Dalrymple

He had a thick grey beard, and was wearing a long rough coat of goatskins that draped over his dark bay flanks, the goat hair blending with his own shaggy uncurried coat.

Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010

Either way, it comes down to folks too wooly and uncurried for office water cooler = 2

America's White Underclass-- When seeing ain't believing, somebody's blind 2009

He had a thick grey beard, and was wearing a long rough coat of goatskins that draped over his dark bay flanks, the goat hair blending with his own shaggy uncurried coat.

The Outstretched Shadow 2003

One of the soldiers (or, Nick decided, they might better be termed "men-at-arms" since their shabby trappings were certainly more akin to that time labeled "Middle Ages" than his own) went behind a screen of bushes to return leading a heavy-footed, uncurried horse, its ribs too plain beneath its hide, and a mule with one lop ear.

Here Abide Monsters Norton, Andre 1973

He walked to her head, sliding his hand along the rough, uncurried belly and talking to her in Spanish.

The Blood of the Conquerors Harvey Fergusson

When she stood on the ground beside him, stroking his shaggy, uncurried flanks or feeding him bits of sugar, she felt not the slightest fear.

Missy Dana Gatlin

While no excuse can be given for the slovenly and ungainly riding, rusty sabres, and dirty accoutrements, raw-boned and uncurried horses that had too often made many of our cavalry regiments appear like a body of Sancho

Red-Tape and Pigeon-Hole Generals As Seen From the Ranks During a Campaign in the Army of the Potomac William H. Armstrong

It got to be a hobby with him finally, so that he growed superstitious about goin 'uncurried, and would back into a corner with both guns drawed if a barber came near him.

The Spoilers Rex Ellingwood Beach 1913

If he used a strong word, or a simile uncurried, it was then.

Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Businessmen Elbert Hubbard 1885