- having the belt or girdle off or slackened; not girded
- loose; not braced or drawn tight; slack
Origin of ungirt
Middle English ungyrt from ungirden: see ungirdungirt
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ungirt
adjective
- Having the belt or girdle removed or loosened.
- Loose or free; slack.
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