nonaired

English

Etymology

non- +‎ aired

Adjective

nonaired (not comparable)

1. Unaired.
   1. Not broadcast.
      • 2010, John Kenneth Muir, This Is Spinal Tap: Music on Film Series:

        Importantly, around this time in the seventies, Harry Shearer also commenced his long-standing hobby of collecting nonaired video of people “just sort of being in strange situations,” and observing their behavior —“real,” natural behavior.

      • 2012, Jim Owens, Television Sports Production, pages 2-33:

        Sports content has included news, regional sports coverage report, flips from sports entertainment, programs, and exclusive footage of nonaired events.

      • 2019, LaToya Ferguson, An Encyclopedia of Women's Wrestling:

        A nontelevised/nonaired match on a wrestling card (primarily on a TV taping or a pay-per-view, but a dark match can also be one that doesn't appear on the DVD for a wrestling show).

   2. Not aerated.
      • 1991, D Dragomir, L Tauberg, V Popescu, “Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia”, in Europe PMC plus, volume 40:

        The paper also deals with epidemiology, pathogeny and pathologic anatomy of the disease (characteristic macroscopic aspect: nonaired lung of high consistency, with whitish infiltrations alternating with congestive zones and the microscopic aspect of alveolo-interstitial pneumonia).

      • 20??, B Vintila, Contributions to the development of geosynthetics and of technical solutions with these materials:

        In the following lines we present the method achieved in our country, using the nonaired water consolidometer.

      • 2021, Lech Wojciech Szajdak, Nitrogen in Agricultural Landscape:

        The material for compost shall never be put in a pit; the air cannot reach it; nonaired compost rots and smells bad.