unship
/ʌnˈʃɪp/
verb
- To remove or take something off a ship or from its place on a ship.
- The crew began to unship the cargo at the dock.
- The sailors unshipped the oars and rowed to shore.
- They had to unship the mast for repairs.
- To remove or detach a part or piece of equipment from its usual position.
- The mechanic unshipped the engine for inspection.
- She unshipped the oarlocks before storing the boat.
- He unshipped the rudder to clean it.