unsheathe
/ʌnˈʃiːð
/verb [with object]
Draw or pull out (a knife, sword, or similar weapon) from its sheath or covering: Alexei unsheathed the dagger...
- She wiped away her tears just before unsheathing her sword.
- I slowly approached it, unsheathing my swords at the same time, the sheath being slipped under my belt behind me.
- Blaise pulled himself to his feet, unsheathing his sword and heading towards the door.
- livery yard
- lives
- live sheep trade
- live something down
- live something out
- live steam
- livestock
- square cut
- square dance
- square dancer
- square deal
- square dinkum
- square-eyed
- square eyes
- square go
- squarehead
- square knot
- square law
- square leg
- squarely
- square meal
- square measure
- Square Mile
- squareness
- square number