unsling

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sling

Verb

unsling (third-person singular simple present unslings, present participle unslinging, simple past and past participle unslung)

  1. to take something from a hanging, or slung position.
    The hunter unslung his rifle and took a bead on the hare.
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