unglutted

At the offending spectacle of homely peace among its enemies the unglutted monster eased its huge wrath.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 23, February, 1873

Ever angry and unglutted, when the rocking fight is red,

The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, 1915

And the appetite of Boston is unglutted and insatiable.

American Sketches 1908

Between the two last expands the great _Mare Tranquillitatis_, the Sea of Tranquillity, into whose quiet depths are at last absorbed all her simulated passions, all her futile aspirations, all her unglutted desires, and whose unruffled waters are gliding on forever in noiseless current towards _Lacus Mortis_, the Lake of Death, whose misty shores

All Around the Moon

Before her lurid and murderous gaze, as if to defy her, the two inheritors of a revenge unglutted by the grave stood, united mysteriously together.

Lucretia — Volume 05