untacking

/ʌnˈtækɪŋ/
verb
  1. The act of removing tacks or fasteners from something.
    • He spent the afternoon untacking the posters from the wall.
    • She was untacking the fabric from the bulletin board to reuse it.
    • Untacking the carpet took longer than laying it down.
  2. The act of separating or disconnecting something that was loosely attached.
    • The artist carefully began untacking the layers of the collage.
    • Untacking the sail from the boom was the first step in docking the boat.
    • Untacking the tent from the ground stakes was easy after the rain softened the soil.
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