uncrunch
uncrunch verb: to decompress.
Verb
uncrunch (third-person singular simple present uncrunches, present participle uncrunching, simple past and past participle uncrunched)
- To decompress.
- Load (but do not run) the BASIC program you want to uncrunch.1986, Compute: Volume 8
- Thus when you invoke the crunched version of emacs, for instance, it actually loads the uncruncher, which then loads and uncrunches the rest of emacs.1989, Ranjit Bhatnagar, “Saving Disk Space (was Re: Relying on ARP)”, in comp.sys.amiga (Usenet)
Forms of uncrunch
| third-person singular present | uncrunches |
|---|---|
| present participle | uncrunching |
| past participle | uncrunched |
| past | uncrunched |
Origin of uncrunch
From un- + crunch.
Questions about uncrunch
- What does uncrunch mean?
- Uncrunch means to decompress.
- What part of speech is uncrunch?
- Uncrunch is a verb.
- What is the past tense of uncrunch?
- The past tense of uncrunch is uncrunched.
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