untrunk

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ trunk.

Verb

untrunk (third-person singular simple present untrunks, present participle untrunking, simple past and past participle untrunked)

1. To remove from a trunk.
   • 1907, Marion T. Davis Barton, An Experiment in Perfection, page 352:

     She went at once to the green room and untrunking her writing materials drew the lone chair up to the gable window.

   • 1948 May, The Rotarian, volume 72, number 5, page 44:

     Many authentic costumes were untrunked for the event.