unwide

English

Etymology

From Middle English unwid, from Old English unwīd (“not wide”), equivalent to un- +‎ wide. Cognate with Dutch onwijd (“unwide”), German unweit (“not far from”).

Adjective

unwide (comparative unwider or more unwide, superlative unwidest or most unwide)

1. Not wide.
   • 2000, Michael Miller, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Home Theater Systems:

     But how, you ask, do you display a wide-screen movie on a decidedly unwide television screen?