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uncork
[uhn-kawrk]
verb (used with object)
to draw the cork from.
Informal.to release or unveil; unleash.
to uncork one's pent-up emotions.
uncork
/ ʌˈɔː /
verb
to draw the cork from (a bottle, etc)
to release or unleash (emotions, etc)
Example Sentences
He reveled in the rambunctious disorder of its mining towns, and as a young reporter there he uncorked his ebullient sense of humor.
Angel City may have gotten just a point, but if he could bottle the way the team played and uncork it at times throughout the eight-month season, he’d take that offer.
They claim to share a sisterhood but whose dissimilar economic and social statuses rocket to the surface like freshly uncorked champagne bubbles.
The idea is simple: As the weight on the volcanoes is lifted, the gases trapped in magma are released like the fizz in an uncorked bottle of champagne, driving eruptions.
That gave the Dodgers a one-run lead that increased an inning later after Machado lazily uncorked a wild throw to first that led to another Dodgers run.
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