uncuffed
/ʌnˈkʌft/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of uncuff: to remove handcuffs or restraints from someone.
- The guard uncuffed the prisoner after the hearing.
- She uncuffed him gently once they were alone.
- The officer uncuffed the suspect and let him go.
adjective
- Not having cuffs (the folded or sewn band at the end of a sleeve or pant leg).
- He prefers uncuffed trousers for a more casual look.
- She bought uncuffed jeans and rolled them up herself.
- The shirt was uncuffed, with the sleeves hanging loose.
- Not having handcuffs or other restraints applied; free from being handcuffed.
- The officer kept the prisoner uncuffed while he filled out the paperwork.
- After the hearing, he was led out of the courtroom uncuffed.
- The suspect remained uncuffed during the interview.
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