Crossword clues for uncage
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Uncage \Un*cage"\, v. t. [1st pref. un- + cage.] To loose, or release, from, or as from, a cage.
Wiktionary
vb. 1 take out of or remove from a cage 2 ''(metaphorical)'' unleash, remove from restraints
Usage examples of "uncage".
As the new men ranked the cage wagons and tethered the uncaged animals in the backyard, Aleksandr Banat bustled about among them, issuing trivial and unnecessary orders, luxuriating in being now the crew chief of fully seventeen underlings.
She went from the village to the decaying cottage that belonged to her spy, uncaged her birds, and sent them winging back into the Wilderun.
With perhaps the exception of Mary Pickford and Francis the Talking Mule, entertainers in those days were largely an unseemly, unrefined, unpolished, uncouth, undulant, unplumbed, unzipped, undone, uncaged, unearthed, unbonneted rabble.
The vehicles were neatly ranked there, and the uncaged animals tethered, and all the animals fed and watered.
Something fierce and primal howled down the corridors and rushed across the stones like an uncaged beast.
Leaving the armoury, he began to climb the stairway, uncaging the compass and letting the pointer dance and float.