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Definition of the verb uncage
What does uncage mean as a doing word?
verb - inflections: uncaged | uncaging | uncages
- take out of or remove from a cage
- (metaphorical) unleash, remove from restraints
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The rhymers' lexicon (1971)
by Andrew Loring, George Saintsbury
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by Hugo F. Reading
lineage, dispersed Uncage the members of ...
by Random House
presage, rampage, restage, rib cage, road rage, roll cage, school- age, space age, Stone Age, teenage, uncage, upstage; batting cage, center stage, disengage, golden age, Iron Age, legal age, mental age, middle age, multistage, saxifrage, ...
by Philip D. Morehead
uncage,. university,n. college, SCHOOL, academy, seminary, institute, institution [ of higher learning]; campus, U (sl.). UNMEANINGNESS Lack of meaning or sense.
by Sidney L. Landau
let go, uncage, let out. cagey adj. shrewd, wary, leery, sly, cautious, wily, vigilant, suspicious, hesitant, noncommittal, shifty, cunning, alert, sharp. ant. trusting, unguarded, open, careless, innocent, imprudent. cahoots n. partnership, collusion, ...
by Ebenezer Cobham Brewer
Uncage ; [dis] pa-rag*, of unequal lineage.
by Merriam-Webster, Inc
birdcage, broad- gauge, downstage, encage, engage, enrage, forestage, front- page, greengage, offstage, onstage, Osage, outrage, presage, rampage, restage, soundstage, space-age, substage, teenage, uncage, upstage disengage ...
A Dictionary of the English Language. To which are added, a Vocabulary of Scripture Proper Names, and a concise Classical Dictionary (1847)
by Robert SULLIVAN (LL.D.)
Uncage, v. to set free from a cage. Uncalled, a not called for, not required. Uncan' celled, a not cancelled, not erased. Uncan'did, a void of candour. Uncanon'ical, a not ...
by Martin H. Manser, Turton, Nigel D. Turton
Uncage; kinship: royal blood blood-bath n a massacre, bloodcurdling adj horrific, blood group one of various types into which human blood is classified, ...
Uncage, un-kaje, v. a. To let loose from a cage. Uncaged, un-kayjd', a. lieleased from a cage or from confinement. Uncalcined, un-kal' -rind, a. Not calcined.
by Louisa Pansegrouw
manumit, quit, release, relinquish, unarm, uncage, unchain, unfetter, unhand, unleash, unseize, ...
by Samuel Johnson
high Uncage A'nclents, t. men who lived in old times; formerly, certain flags in a ship And, conj. the particle by which sentences or terms are joined Andiron, (. irons fixt to the end of a firegrate, in which the spit turns ATidro'Erina', a. partaking ...
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Scrabble value of U1N1C3A1G2E1
The value of this 6-letter word is 9 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.Couldn't select: Got error 28 from storage engine