unsailed

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective unsailed is

not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.

As adjectives the difference between unsailed and unrailed

is that unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship while unrailed is not railed.

As adjectives the difference between untailed and unsailed

is that untailed is without a tail while unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.

As adjectives the difference between unsailed and unmailed

is that unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship while unmailed is not sent by mail.

As adjectives the difference between unjailed and unsailed

is that unjailed is not jailed; unincarcerated while unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.

As a verb unnailed

is past tense of unnail.

As an adjective unsailed is

not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.

As adjectives the difference between unsailed and unsoiled

is that unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship while unsoiled is uncontaminated, undirtied, pure, clean, immaculate.

As adjectives the difference between unsailed and unbailed

is that unsailed is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship while unbailed is not bailed.

As an adjective unsailed

is not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.

As a verb unvailed is

(unvail).

As a noun ship

is a water-borne vessel generally larger than a boat.

As a verb ship

is to send by water-borne transport.

As an adjective unsailed is

not sailed, not been visited/explored by boat or ship.