uncork
/ʌnˈkɔrk/
verb
- To open a bottle by removing its cork or stopper.
- She carefully uncorked the bottle of wine for dinner.
- He struggled to uncork the old champagne bottle without breaking it.
- The waiter uncorked the bottle and poured a small taste for the guest.
- To release or express something that has been held back, such as emotions or energy.
- The comedian's joke uncorked a wave of laughter from the audience.
- The victory uncorked a celebration that lasted all night.
- After weeks of silence, she finally uncorked her anger during the meeting.