unclassified

The service is divided into “classified” and “unclassified.”

Yet the unclassified may flourish, and does, when its merit is beyond dispute.

But he got all he wanted of the unclassified and unknown before long.

Otherwise she was an emotional, irrational, unclassified creature.

They are "nondescripts," which means "undescribed" or "unclassified."

In addition horticultural and unclassified information is included.

It's all straight, unclassified scientific and meteorological stuff.

There are many differences in the great number of unclassified compounds.

In 1913 there were 100,000 unclassified or excepted offices.

His family was uncatalogued and unclassified in human knowledge.