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unsack

unsack verb: to remove from a sack.

Verb

unsack (third-person singular simple present unsacks, present participle unsacking, simple past and past participle unsacked)

  1. (transitive) To remove from a sack.

Forms of unsack

third-person singular presentunsacks
present participleunsacking
past participleunsacked
pastunsacked

Origin of unsack

From un- + sack.

Questions about unsack

What does unsack mean?
Unsack means to remove from a sack.
What part of speech is unsack?
Unsack is a verb.
What is the past tense of unsack?
The past tense of unsack is unsacked.

Words near unsack in the dictionary

  1. unsaccharified
  2. unsaccharine
  3. unsacculated
  4. unsacerdotal
  5. unsacerdotally
  6. unsack
  7. unsackable
  8. unsacked
  9. unsacking
  10. unsacks
  11. unsacramental

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