Crossword clues for unspool
unspool
Wiktionary
vb. 1 To remove (film, cotton, etc.) from a spool. 2 (context slang English) To screen a film.
Usage examples of "unspool".
Maghook launchers as the ropes connected to their magnetic hooks unspooled at a phenomenal rate.
Lowered steel gratings, bedecked with graffiti, covered the closed ground-floor storefronts, while unspooled razor wire ran along the edges of the rooftops, discouraging prowlers.
With as much speed as his middle-aged frame could muster, he awkwardly grabbed on to the unspooled hose, tugged on it briefly to reassure himself that it would support his weight, then dropped over the ledge.
Metal reels and plastic cores were scattered all over, and besides all the unspooled film burning there was a lot of paper, typed pages mostly, any scraps that temporarily escaped, spinning in eddies from the updraft, sent back into the flames by a sweeping crew.
Idly he took the end and unspooled it, holding it up to the ambient light of the observatory.
These Mackie opened and unspooled, gleefully bathing them in the dubious radiance of the one bare bulb protruding like a hemorrhoid from the ceiling.
The car had come quickly to speed, and the stucco wall of the nearby hospital flashed by like unspooling ribbon.
Maghooks had shot into the air, unspooling wobbling tails of rope behind their hooks.
Luxembourg Gardens for an hour after that, watching the toy sailboats on the pond, mentally unspooling a volute from the half-circle of the flower bed.
During the slow march of summer days I was aware, as one is aware of a drum steadily beating across a lake, of something unspooling itself in the bodies of my campmates.
Behind her, where the bottle rocket landed, a ribbon of unspooling smoke is lariating into the sky.
The farm boy did not stop at the high-striker, and I kept my spiel unspooling as I watched him pass by, and not ten minutes later I saw a second beast.
Lowered steel gratings, bedecked with graffiti, covered the closed ground-floor storefronts, while unspooled razor wire ran along the edges of the rooftops, discouraging prowlers.
With as much speed as his middle-aged frame could muster, he awkwardly grabbed on to the unspooled hose, tugged on it briefly to reassure himself that it would support his weight, then dropped over the ledge.
The farm boy did not stop at the high-striker, and I kept my spiel unspooling as I watched him pass by, and not ten minutes later I saw a second beast.