untrussing (Meaning)

untrussing

to unfasten or take off one's clothes and especially one's breeches, undress, untie, unfasten

The knight unstrung his armor, preparing for a night of respite.
The hunter carefully untrussed the deer before skinning it.
The mechanic untrussed the bolts, removing the transmission for repairs.
The maid diligently untrussed the bed, preparing it for the night's occupant.
With trembling hands, the surgeon untrussed the stitches, revealing the healed wound.
The prisoner untrussed himself from the ropes, regaining his freedom.
The inventor untrussed the prototype, eager to test its functionality.
The wanderer untrussed his pack, unpacking his meager belongings.
The pirates untrussed their sails, embarking on a perilous voyage.
The tailor meticulously untrussed the fabric, measuring it for the perfect fit.

to unfasten or take off one's clothes and especially one's breeches, undress, untie, unfasten

disarraying, disrobing, stripping, undressing, denuding,unclothing, undraping, uncovering, divesting,unveiling

attiring,getting up, garbing, doing up, habiting, enrobing, clothing, apparelling, rigging (out), costuming

The knight unstrung his armor, preparing for a night of respite.

The hunter carefully untrussed the deer before skinning it.

The mechanic untrussed the bolts, removing the transmission for repairs.

The maid diligently untrussed the bed, preparing it for the night's occupant.