unspanked

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ spanked.

Adjective

unspanked (not comparable)

1. Not spanked.
   • 1918, The Atlantic Monthly:

     […] the most devoted mother or father is prone to regard as unspanked brats children who to a third party appear quite as well as the critic's own.

   • 1957, Robert O Blood, Anticipating Your Marriage:

     These serve as pathetic substitutes for the love he craves but has never received. Though unpublicized, many an unspanked child has developed a healthy personality.