untall

untall

English

Etymology

un- +‎ tall

Adjective

untall (comparative more untall, superlative most untall)

  1. (rare) Not tall.
    • 2013, Veda Smith, Windfall, page 55:
      Some mystics would say / that I myself selected this body, / a fitting vehicle in which to deal / with karma from lives gone by / when I no doubt poked fun / at the untall, the unwillowy.
    • 2015, Bill Reed, Stigmata:
      Untall, unfattish, with the balding coming flaw and the ordinary brownness of the man promising an unusual sandiness in a few years.
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