uncored

1 6.8

The core is still inside, like an apple or a piece of rock

adjective
/ˌʌnˈkɔrd/

: sin corazón

She preferred to bake with uncored apples to keep the dessert more natural.

Examples

Please do not use uncored fruit in this recipe, as the seeds can be bitter.
The apple was still uncored.
The scientist examined the uncored rock sample for its original structure.
She prefers uncored fruits for her recipes.
The chef made a tart using unpeeled, uncored apples for extra flavor.
These uncored peaches are perfect for canning in the summertime.
The geologist collected uncored soil samples from different depths for analysis.

Synonyms

unpitted

vsuncored

1 6.3

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

applies to fruit and geological samples that retain an inner central part

Surface Forms

uncored positive

Morphology

uncored = cored (transparent) = un + core + ed

The prefix 'un-' straightforwardly negates the participial/adjectival 'cored' (core + -ed), so the meaning is directly inferable.

Etymology

Uncored comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and core, meaning the 'central part' like an apple core or a rock core. So uncored means 'not having the core removed', used for fruit or samples that still have their center inside.