unbitten

adjective

un·​bit·​ten ˌən-ˈbi-tᵊn 

: not bitten

I think it is safe to say that television's voracious gobbling up of the literature of the past … will leave Henry James's works uneaten, and even unbitten.

—James Thurber

I withstood, at first impassively, the mounted aggression of a fleet of mosquitoes. Jackson sat imperturbably, unbitten.

—Gini Alhadeff

Word History

First Known Use

1794, in the meaning defined above