unfeted

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ feted.

Adjective

unfeted (not comparable)

1. Not celebrated.
   • 2009 November 30, Moira Petty, Mail Online‎^[1]:

     Robinson says that by the time he was cast as Baldrick, he was almost 40 and slogging, unfeted, around provincial theatres.

   • 2011, Glenn P. Wolfe, Mneme's Place: Book One, page 77:

     Except for Edith, his wife, holidays went unfeted in their house. Every Christmas she would buy a doll for herself.