unpulverized
/(ˌ)ʌnˈpʌlvərʌɪzd/adjective
Not pulverized; not reduced to powder or dust.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Jethro Tull (d. 1741), agricultural innovator and writer. From un- + pulverized.
- language group
- language-impaired
- language lab
- language laboratory
- languageless
- language loyalty
- language master
- language nest
- language of flowers
- language organ
- language-particular
- language planner
- language planning
- language police
- languager
- language rights
- language school
- language shift
- language-specific
- language transfer
- langue
- langued
- langue de boeuf
- langue de chat
- langue d'oc