UNSCREW Meaning and
Definition
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To unscrew means to loosen or remove a screw or similar fastening device from a fixed position by rotating it counterclockwise. This action is typically performed using a tool, such as a screwdriver, wrench, or drill, depending on the type of screw. Unscrewing is the opposite of screwing, where a screw is tightened or inserted.
The process of unscrewing involves turning the screw or fastener in the reverse direction of its threaded spiral groove, thus disengaging it from the corresponding object or surface. This rotational movement is done by applying force to the screw head or any tool specifically designed for unscrewing purposes. As the screw is turned counterclockwise, the threads disengage from the surface, allowing for its removal.
Unscrewing is a common procedure used in various contexts and industries. It is especially employed in construction, mechanics, and household tasks, where screws or fasteners are extensively utilized to join objects, secure components, or fasten materials together. By unscrewing, one can disassemble or detach certain parts, facilitate repairs or replacements, and alter the configuration of an object or structure. The ease of unscrewing often depends on factors such as the screw's size, type, condition, and the torque applied during the tightening process.
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To loose from screws: to unfasten.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of UNSCREW
The word "unscrew" is derived from the combination of two root words: "un-" and "screw".
The prefix "un-" in English is often used to indicate negation or reversal. In the case of "unscrew", it implies the opposite action of "screwing" or removing something that has been screwed or fastened tightly.
The word "screw" has a more complex origin. It can be traced back to the Old French word "escroue", which originally referred to a cylindrical object, such as a scroll or a cylinder seal. This word, in turn, came from the Late Latin term "scroba", meaning "screw".
The Latin term "scroba" was derived from the Greek word "skruphos", which referred to a pointed tool or a prop for a column.
Similar spelling words for UNSCREW
- INSSCC,
- WINSOCK,
- wincek,
- ANZKOU,
- UNSC,
- WANSIG,
- uncreased,
- WHINSC,
- insig-1,
- UNESC,
- uncoerced,
- ANZKOH,
- uncarpeted,
- iwinski,
- uncurl,
- ENSIQ,
- uncork,
- ANSCS,
- unassured,
- ANZKOA,
- unsick,
- ONSWG,
- UNIZG,
- uncrate,
- inscoe,
- unesco,
- unesco-ihe,
- ENSCP,
- ensco,
- anusak,
- ancic,
- ANSAC,
- uncarved,
- ENSCC,
- ENSCMU,
- anosike,
- INASC,
- uncurving,
- ONJSC,
- enesco,
- UNESCO/WHC,
- UNESCO/MAB,
- unicorn,
- unhusk,
- anisoic,
- ENSGA,
- INPT/ENSC,
- UNISCA,
- enzk,
- uncordial,
- INOSC,
- ANSIG,
- winooski,
- ansco,
- uncrowned,
- enseco,
- Enzooic,
- unsure,
- onizuka,
- weinzweig,
- ANZAK,
- AANSC,
- ENSAG,
- anysuch,
- anzack,
- ANZKOI,
- uncertain,
- IAEA-UNESCO,
- ENSICA,
- UNSSOC,
- ANZG,
- uncreative,
- UNEP/UNESCO/ICRO,
- uncurved,
- ENSCM,
- ansky,
- INSCA,
- inscr,
- yuniesky,
- ANZEG,
- INSCX,
- ENSAC,
- ANZAC,
- inzko,
- encik,
- ENSEEG,
- INZC,
- UNYSCSA,
- ANSSC,
- Annouska,
- uncurbed,
- ONESCO,
- UNOSEK,
- portal.unesco.org,
- UNSCR,
- ANZKOE,
- Anisic,
- unger,
- unesco.org,
- ENSCR,
- INJSC,
- UNASCU,
- enescu,
- ungreased,
- UNASOG,
- ionesco,
- ENISG,
- WANSAC,
- uncrowded,
- IONSCM,
- Annuska,
- ENSCW,
- ANOSCA,
- UNESCO-ROSTA,
- wojnowski,
- uncured,
- ENSCL,
- InsCl,
- ANSOCQ,
- INSEC,
- wieniawski,
- unscramble,
- Yeniseic,
- UNSYG,
- ENSCA,
- ENSK,
- wanniski,
- wiencek,
- inuzuka,
- iwaniska,
- ANZQOA,
- AINSC,
- INSCRU,
- ensky,
- ONCIC,
- uncurled,
- ENSIC,
- ANSIC,
- ungar,
- ANZKOW,
- uncaring,
- Annisokay,
- Anouska,
- ENSIEG,
- EINZC,
- ANSQ,
- www.unesco.org,
- IONSC,
- ANSCZ,
- ENYSQ,
- ENSOC,
- ionescu.
Conjugate verb Unscrew
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