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unram

unram verb: to remove something that was rammed.

Verb

unram (third-person singular simple present unrams, present participle unramming, simple past and past participle unrammed)

  1. (transitive) To remove something that was rammed.
    • Deceased lighted the fire, but it missed fire, and after waiting about 30 minutes he returned with another workman, and they began to unram the shot with a steel drill when the charge exploded.1897, Great Britain. Mines Department, Mines and Quarries. Reports ... for the East Scotland District (page 46)

Forms of unram

third-person singular presentunrams
present participleunramming
past participleunrammed
pastunrammed

Origin of unram

From un- + ram.

Questions about unram

What does unram mean?
Unram means to remove something that was rammed.
What part of speech is unram?
Unram is a verb.
What is the past tense of unram?
The past tense of unram is unrammed.

Words near unram in the dictionary

  1. unraked
  2. unrakes
  3. unraking
  4. unrakish
  5. unrallied
  6. unram
  7. unrambling
  8. unrambunctious
  9. unramifiable
  10. unramified
  11. unrammed

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