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unbottle

unbottle verb: to remove from a bottle.

Verb

unbottle (third-person singular simple present unbottles, present participle unbottling, simple past and past participle unbottled)

  1. (transitive) To remove from a bottle.
  2. (figuratively, transitive) To let out (an emotion, etc.).

Forms of unbottle

third-person singular presentunbottles
present participleunbottling
past participleunbottled
pastunbottled

Origin of unbottle

From un- + bottle.

Questions about unbottle

What does unbottle mean?
Unbottle means to remove from a bottle.
What part of speech is unbottle?
Unbottle is a verb.
What is the past tense of unbottle?
The past tense of unbottle is unbottled.

Words near unbottle in the dictionary

  1. unbotanical
  2. unbotherable
  3. unbothered
  4. unbothering
  5. unbothersome
  6. unbottle
  7. unbottleable
  8. unbottled
  9. unbottles
  10. unbottling
  11. unbottom

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