unridered

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ ridered.

Adjective

unridered (not comparable)

1. Of an animal: without a rider; unridden.
   • 2016, Joel Coen, Ethan Coen, Hail Caesar!:

     An oncoming tree limb hooks his knees and he swings up and around as his horse races on unridered.

2. Without a rider (supplementary clause).
   • 1967, Richard P. Donaldson, Negotiated Employee Benefit Plans, page 1166:

     […] the unridered insurance benefits affecting the unit employees were in effect at the time […]