unticketed

adj — 2 senses

unticketed

adj

Etymology From un- + ticketed.

1

Not having been issued a ticket

In its statement, the inaugural committee said, “Many of the problems appear to have been due to the unprecedented crowds, and a huge flow of unticketed people toward the U. S. Capitol […].”2009 January 22, David Johnston, “Guided Into Tunnel, Ticket Holders Missed Swearing-In”, in New York Times:

2

Not marked with a ticket.

There is no discount on unticketed items.

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