untrunk

verb

untrunk

verb

Etymology From un- + trunk.

1

To remove from a trunk.

She went at once to the green room and untrunking her writing materials drew the lone chair up to the gable window.1907, Marion T. Davis Barton, An Experiment in Perfection, page 352:
Many authentic costumes were untrunked for the event.1948 May, The Rotarian, volume 72, number 5, page 44:

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