“+ adjective
Etymology: Middle English unleyd, from un- (I) + leyd, leyed, past participle of leyen to lay — more at lay
1. : not laid or placed : not fixed
his supper still unlaid — Israel Zangwill
2. : not allayed : not pacified : not laid finally to rest
stubborn, unlaid ghost — John Milton
3. : not laid out — used especially of a corpse
4. of a rope : not twisted