unbra'd

English

Alternative forms

• unbraed

Etymology

From un- +‎ bra +‎ -ed.

Adjective

unbra'd (comparative more unbra'd, superlative most unbra'd)

1. Not held by a bra.
   • 1979, Harold Jaffe, Mole's Pity, page 53:

     Her magic tits as usual un-bra'd, reverberant under her “Porno-Star” tee-shirt.

   • 1979, William Golding, Darkness Visible:

     [H]er splendid, idiotic body took charge, and before him, her unbra'd breasts rose up, their vulnerable, tender, uncontrollable, enslaving points hardened, stood out and lifted the fabric of her shirt in a sign as clear as if it had been shouted.