ungummy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ gummy.

Adjective

ungummy (comparative more ungummy, superlative most ungummy)

  1. Not gummy.
    • 1987, Sonia Jones, It All Began with Daisy, page 228:
      Then one morning at the breakfast table he noticed his wife happily spreading a distinctly ungummy substance on her toast.
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