Removed of or not wearing an apron.
From 'dis-' (reversal) + 'aproned' (adjective meaning 'wearing an apron'). This creates an adjective describing someone who has taken off or is not wearing an apron.
This obscure word appears in 16th and 17th-century texts describing servants and workers, often in legal documents or household accounts! It's hilariously specific—imagine caring enough about apron status to create a word for 'not wearing one.'
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