unline

verb5

1. •
   To remove or separate the lining from.

   • No more that unenquiring heart Perused the sweet home of her breast, Than turtle-doves unline their nest To scan the outer part. — 1895
2. •
   (figurative) To empty (a purse).

   • I'll live by a pittance. Unline my purse, and use my person, and for my limbs, take the best in the bunch. — 1857
3. •
   To remove or destroy one or more lines.

   • Maxwell cars are of unit construction that no stress can unline. — 1908
4. •
   To take out of (literal or figurative) alignment; to disconnect.

   • To-morrow doth Luxurio promise me He will unline himself from bitchery — 1598
5. •
   To undergo a (now debunked) process in which the tissue of a plant separates into identical layers.

   • There is no instance of unlining which may not be as well explained by the theory of alternation. — 1848