untack

American  

[uhn-tak] / ʌnˈtæk /

verb (used with object)

1. to unfasten (something tacked).

2. to loose or detach by removing a tack or tacks. tack.

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Etymology

Origin of untack

First recorded in 1635–45; un- ² + tack ¹

Example Sentences

Well, we have to untack the horse.

From New York Times

I untack the bandage, slip it back in my pocket.

From Literature

Untack, un-tak′, v.t. to undo what is tacked or fastened.

From Project Gutenberg

Ruyter forthwith a squadron doth untack; They sail securely through the river’s track.

From Project Gutenberg