unmerchantable

IPA: ʌnmˈɝtʃʌntʌbʌɫ

Not merchantable; not fit for market; being of a kind, quality, or quantity that is not salable.

Examples of "unmerchantable" in Sentences

If the work is not thoroughly done the wool passes as "unmerchantable washed."
Page 477 better food than maize, although the cracked and inferior rice, that would be unmerchantable, is alone given them.
May you buckle on your armor afresh, and, with brick-bats and unmerchantable eggs, go forth to defend your treasures in heaven.
The few merchantable trees he spares, together with those now unmerchantable, will, in perhaps twenty years, make another excellent crop.
The dead and for the most part unmerchantable wood behind my house, and the driftwood from the pond, have supplied the remainder of my fuel.
Page view page image: or pay their debts: therefore it was enacted, that the tobacco of that year be viewed by sworn viewers, and the rotten and unmerchantable, and half the good, to be burned.
Now, the byproduct of logging - the unmerchantable tree tops and limbs that are normally left on the forest floor or burned as slash - could be classified as a renewable source of fuel to generate electricity.