unmess
verbEtymology From un- + mess.
1
To tidy up (a mess).
- He handed the mess over to that young man to unmess.1956, Stephen G. Hust, "This is my own, my native land.", page 73:
2
To resolve (a problematic situation).
- Take out a pen and make a list, because the causes of Carol's problems with our board are also the emergencies you're going to unmess.2010, Pickard, But I Wouldn't Want to Die There: