unsheet

verb

unsheet

verb

Etymology From un- + sheet.

1

To remove a sheet or sheets from; to uncover.

To unsheet the ghost, to identify the culprit, let's gather more clues.1989, Peter Kreeft, Heaven, the Heart's Deepest Longing:
I had to unsheet the drawing-room for him to find this, the room having been covered ready for the sweep.2015, Elizabeth Bowen, The Death Of The Heart, page 167:

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