unboot

verb — 2 senses

verb

Etymology From un- + boot.

To take off the boots from.

To remove a wheel clamp from.

After waiting nearly an hour for the campus police to unboot my car, I get home from work to find that UPS has delivered the new monitor for my computer.2009, Charles Allen Gramlich, Write with Fire: Thoughts on the Craft of Writing - Page 100:

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