untrim
/ʌnˈtrɪm/
verb
- To remove the trimming or decoration from something; to make plain.
- The tailor had to untrim the jacket to replace the old buttons.
- He carefully untrimmed the hat, taking off the ribbon and feathers.
- She decided to untrim the Christmas tree after the holidays were over.
- To restore something to its original, uncut state; to reverse a trimming or cutting.
- The gardener had to untrim the hedge because it was cut too short.
- If you untrim the photo, you'll see the full image before it was cropped.
- The barber offered to untrim the beard, but the damage was already done.
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