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uncord

uncord verb: to remove or untie cords; to unbind.

Verb

uncord (third-person singular simple present uncords, present participle uncording, simple past and past participle uncorded)

  1. (transitive) To remove or untie cords; to unbind.
    • to uncord a package

Forms of uncord

third-person singular presentuncords
present participleuncording
past participleuncorded
pastuncorded

Origin of uncord

From un- + cord.

Questions about uncord

What does uncord mean?
Uncord means to remove or untie cords; to unbind.
What part of speech is uncord?
Uncord is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncord?
The past tense of uncord is uncorded.

Words near uncord in the dictionary

  1. uncopyrightable
  2. uncopyrightables
  3. uncopyrighted
  4. uncoquettish
  5. uncoquettishly
  6. uncord
  7. uncorded
  8. uncordial
  9. uncordiality
  10. uncordially
  11. uncording

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