uncuff
Uncuff (verb) means to take handcuffs off someone. Example: “The officer uncuffed the suspect once his identity was confirmed.”
How to use uncuff
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo release someone from handcuffs.
Word forms
uncuffed past tense, uncuffs singular
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The officer _____ the suspect once his identity was confirmed.
Etymology
From un- + cuff, in the sense of "handcuff."
Frequently asked questions
What does “uncuff” mean?
The word “uncuff” means to take handcuffs off someone. In plain terms, to release someone from handcuffs.
How do you use “uncuff” in a sentence?
Here is “uncuff” used in a sentence: “The officer uncuffed the suspect once his identity was confirmed.”
What part of speech is “uncuff”?
“Uncuff” is a verb.
What is the meaning of uncuff?
"uncuff" (verb) means to take handcuffs off someone.
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