verb
uncase
Uncase (verb) means to strip the skin off something.
verb
1
To strip the skin off something.
2
To remove someone's clothes.
3
To remove something from its case or covering.
4
To unfurl and openly show something, such as a flag.
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Etymology
Formed from un- and case.
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Rhymes for uncase
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What is the meaning of uncase?
"uncase" (verb) means to strip the skin off something.
What is another word for uncase?
Other words for "uncase" include undress, disrobe, strip, unclothe, discase, peel.
What are the different meanings of uncase?
"uncase" has 3 main meanings: 1. To strip the skin off something; 2. To remove someone's clothes; 3. To remove something from its case or covering.
