🛡️ Not attacked 🍒 With pits inside 💍 No gemstones

unstoned

8.1

With the hard pit still inside or not being high from drugs

adjective
/ʌnˈstoʊnd/

NSFW

: sin hueso

The fruit was unstoned and ready to eat.

Examples

Is this peach still unstoned?
He remained unstoned at the party while others used recreational drugs.
The unstoned cherries made the pie difficult to eat.
Please buy unstoned dates for the recipe, as we need the pits inside.
The unstoned cherries made the pie difficult to eat.
Please buy unstoned dates for the recipe, as we need the pits inside.
The fruit was unstoned and ready to eat.

Synonyms

stone-sober

vsunstoned

Informal

4 6.9

Shows no signs of being drunk

includes drug absence too not limited to alcohol

stone cold sober

vsunstoned

Informal

3 5.6

Not affected by alcohol or drugs at all

also has an extra meaning about fruit or pits not only drug absence

unpitted

vsunstoned

1 6.3

Fruit that still has its hard stone inside like cherries or olives

is the nonfruit sense referring to absence of drug effects

uninebriated

vsunstoned

7.8

A person who is not affected by alcohol

covers being free from drugs as well as from alcohol

Antonyms

stoned

NSFW

129 8.8

High from drugs, often cannabis, and unable to think or act clearly

Surface Forms

unstoned positive

Morphology

unstoned = stoned (semi-transparent) = un + stone + ed

The negation is morphologically regular, but the culinary sense of 'stoned' (pitted or containing a stone) is domain-specific and may be ambiguous to learners.

Etymology

The word unstoned joins un- ('not') with stone, and stone can mean a fruit pit or the slang stoned meaning 'high'. So unstoned can mean 'still with its pit' for fruit or 'not under the influence' for a person.