UNFOUND

Etymology 1

Adjective

unfound (not comparable)

Not found.

Etymology 2

Verb

unfound (third-person singular simple present unfounds, present participle unfounding, simple past and past participle unfounded)

(rare) To disestablish; to undo the founding of.

Etymology 3

Verb

unfound (third-person singular simple present unfounds, present participle unfounding, simple past and past participle unfounded)

To dismiss a criminal charge as unfounded.

Synonym: no-crime (UK)

Source: Wiktionary

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