notset

adjective
UK /ˌnɒtˈsɛt/
US /ˌnɑːtˈsɛt/

Not set means something is not ready or not fixed in place yet.

The alarm on the clock is notset, so it will not ring.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Not adjusted to a particular value or position.

The thermostat was left notset, so the room stayed cold.

3. Not firmly placed or hardened into a final form.

The jelly is still notset and wobbles in the bowl.

4. Not decided or arranged in advance.

The date for the trip is notset, so we can pick any day.