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Unhet(t, p.p. or adj. [17th c. Eng. unheated (a1691), and later Sc. unhot (1714); Het adj.] Not heated through fermentation, unspoilt. — 1643 Aberd. Sheriff Ct. III 11.
Four scoir bolls beir guid and sufficient merchand stuff weill dichtit and windowit unhett or spilt and ten bolls meill all rin mett 1656 Aberd. B. Rec. IV 162.
That they be weel baikin bread, vnhet or thomit, of good whit meil
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