unchristened

It's about the unluckiest thing you can do to cruise around in an unchristened ship.

Blank tombstones stood unchristened and uncarved in the window beneath the sign.

If the players failed and the majority of the remaining souls were still unchristened, a pagan idol would show up.

"But that I be a swan-may, wild and unchristened?

According to the navigational scanner, the unchristened ship was currently orbiting the Earth over one thousand kilometers above the continent of Australia.

A Magyar mother will call her unchristened newborn the little ugly one or the little pagan one to protect it from sorcery.

The unchristened hull was completed in 1956 as the roll-on/roll-off ship SS Carib Queen.

Described on the dust jacket as "our grossly inappropriate pet names for the unchristened hags" who "seem to have elemental control over [Manhog's] life".

The former was a title much prized among his young apprentice thieves, while the latter was worn with a fierce resolve to be 'unchristened' as speedily as possible.

If a whole planetful of souls is taken there at once, then the only worry is to make sure no one goes unchristened whose soul might have been welcomed among the saints."

Ambrose retaliated by having a madonna and child statue made which showed his own Mary as the Blessed Virgin, and his unchristened son as the baby Jesus.

The Naw in Polish and Nav' in other Slavic languages are ghosts or the souls of persons that had met a tragic or premature death, particularly unchristened babies.

Think of the Canadian Pacific, whose imperious purpose holds arrow-straight from Quebec to Vancouver, through untrodden pine-forests, over unchristened lakes and unchartered prairies and heaped-up mountain-ranges to the great ocean.

The Angels are three victories from the first World Series title in their 42-season history and one of their leaders, maybe their unchristened leader, is a pesky player who has been rejected as often as he has heard short-people jokes.

'Snoopy,' the code name given the unchristened Praxsys software, promises to take all current and future off-the-shelf shrinkwrapped Windows applications, whether written for Windows 3.0, 3.1 or NT, and run them unmodified on any RISC or Intel Corp Unix platform in native mode.