untechy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ techy.

Adjective

untechy (comparative more untechy, superlative most untechy)

1. (informal) Not techy; untechnical.
   • 1993, Adweek: Western advertising news, volume 43, numbers 40-51, page 36:

     Others cited MNH's fresh-looking, untechy, accessible work for software client WordPerfect Corp. as tangible proof the agency understood technology marketing and the needs of ordinary users.

   • 2012, Ken Segall, Insanely Simple: The Obsession that Drives Apple's Success:

     She had this brilliant idea that Steve should launch his much-anticipated, super-high-tech company by adopting a distinctly untechy look.

Anagrams

• chuntey, chutney