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Definition of unnail in English: unnailverb ʌnˈneɪl [with object]Unfasten by the removal of nails. Sam unnailed the boards from a fence Example sentencesExamples - The snow was then rolled up in the sheets and lowered through openings in the floor made by removing boards that were left unnailed for that purpose.
- At the same instant, the safety bar came unnailed from the plywood and popped out.
- It acts as a toggle for either nailing or unnailing the current window.
- There'll be a vesper service commemorating the unnailing of Christ from the Cross, Burial of Our Lord at 3 p.m.
- The wheels were depicted in such detail that even the unnailed iron banding is clearly visible.
- As with the sides, the flaring edges or unnailed edges of the strips should face outdoors.
- Now, after they have unnailed my hands and feet, I'm in my Mother's arms.
- From the pictures you sent, I can see that the boards have cupped slightly, causing the unnailed, groove side of each floor board to rise.
- If you went home and left one board unnailed, someone would say the building is falling apart.
- The cannon were precipitately spiked - so badly that they were unnailed the same evening - and the bulk of the garrison left.
- So they take hammers and pincers, to perform the sacred and sad unnailing from the Cross, while your pierced Mama stretches out Her maternal arms to receive You on Her lap.
- You'll will each have a single room with sea view and we are unnailing the windows so you can entertain guests out of hours.
- It had an unfortunate habit of jumping off the bathroom wall and the little Mexican talismans would become unnailed.
- The next couple of rows were left unnailed.
- Madeleine will not go gently into this sinister night, nor will Usher let her, insisting that her coffin remain unnailed, which, in effect, precipitates a supernatural spill between worlds.
- This the Cross used during Good Friday services for the unnailing ceremony.
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