unhungry

English

Etymology

From Middle English unhungrye, equivalent to un- +‎ hungry.

Adjective

unhungry (not comparable)

1. Not hungry.
   • 1965, Jonas Mekas, Film Culture:

     To realize this unhungry man, who produces such avid beauty and horror […]

   • 1991, Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho, London: Picador, →ISBN:

     I look back at the plate, thoroughly unhungry, pick up my fork, study the plate hard […]

   • 1991, Richard Francis Gombrich, Buddhist Precept and Practice:

     Here I detected another element creeping in: to keep the argument on one track I pointed a choice between feeding an unhungry monk and a hungry beggar.