unshorn

Unwashed, unshorn, in the loss almost of the aspect of humanity, they became repulsive to each other.

The very poor, too, went usually unshaven and unshorn, simply because this was the cheap and easy fashion.

Her broad forests still wave with their leafy honors unshorn.

The once unshorn face of nature had given way, and the farm now blossomed with a splendid harvest.

He came into town unshorn, wild-looking, often raggedly clad, yet always with the same wistful hunger in his eyes.