uncured

Uncured makeup is gone, but the green room lives on.

There are hundreds of uncured and incurable diseases for which this money could be better spent.

When the paint initially dries it is uncured and has almost no strength.

The manufacturer says it will produce the proper amount of air to light even damp or uncured wood.

Chester pointed to a heap of uncured hides behind the crude table.

His cloak of uncured hide streamed up behind his head.

Jack had scraped the hide but it was uncured and decidedly unsavory.

I adore them both, but I happened to have the two flavors of the uncured stuff on hand.

Dairies that make hard cheeses might also sell some of their cheese in its fresh uncured state.

And yet still the symptoms remained the same-persistent, uncured, incurable.

"Sprat," he said, "when did I ever leave distress uncured?"

It is more like an immune deficiency which remains uncured, and keeps breaking out in different bits of the body.

The entire shelter would then be covered with a fireproof material such as uncured hides.

The play then skips several years, and the rest takes place after Leo is released from a mental hospital, evidently uncured.

He had never been aboard an uncured carpet before and hoped never to repeat the experience.

Fresh ham is an uncured hind leg of pork.

Blocks of softened, sticky, uncured rubber are fed into an extruder.

These caps were probably short-lived, as uncured rubber degrades fairly quickly.

"I got hooked on the uncured bacon and the salmon roulades."

Ellen returned to Topeka, uncured, in early 1882.

A side effect of the heat is it causes the rubber in contact with the runway to revert to its original uncured state.

Uncured tobacco was often eaten, used in enemas, or drunk as extracted juice.

Most had nothing but the pulpy gray lumps of matter that were uncured, immature pearls.

The green (uncured) tire was loaded over a curing bladder and shaped into the mold.

Also a component of uncured cement/mortar, facial cosmetics and some bar soaps.