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unˈthatch, v.
[un-2 4. Cf. OE. unþeccan and unthack v.]
trans. To strip of thatch.
1699–1700Laws Nevis xxx. §4 (1740) 25 That the Constables..may the better know what Houses to unthatch. 1771Ann. Reg., Chron. 104/1 Many peasants were under the necessity of unthatching their houses to maintain their cattle. 1894Daily News 23 May 6/5 They think the landlords are wrong to unthatch a tenant's house. |