The Collaborative International Dictionary
Demount \De*mount"\, v. i. To dismount. [R.]
Wiktionary
vb. 1 (context transitive English) To remove from its mounting; to take down from a mounted position. 2 (context obsolete English) To dismount.
Usage examples of "demount".
The bodies of guards and servitors were heaped behind improvised barricades of furniture and demounted doors.
In my youth, trick-or-treat escapades were tame: soaped windows, upset trash cans, demounted garden gates, toilet-paper festoons on shrubs and — in the case of notorious neighborhood ogres — walks and porches defiled with smashed jack-o'-lanterns and rotten eggs.
Some of the front panels were demounted and electronic guts hung out, which the scientists tinkered with.
Only one thing was different about this boat —in addition to the usual sweeps and rowlocks (which were demounted and strapped to the inside of the hull) it had at the stem a stout fitting to which a pair of traces were snapped, and at the bow twin rings, through which two leather straps came and rested on the forward thwart.