Definition of "unsash"
unsash
verb
third-person singular simple present unsashes, present participle unsashing, simple past and past participle unsashed
To untie the sash that holds an article of clothing.
Quotations
She watched him walk to the bed set on its foot-high dais, watched him walk in his bare feet, big feet that were really quite beautiful, watched him pull the covers back, unsash the dressing gown, shrug it off, and naked as a black-haired god, climb into the bed.
1994, Catherine Coulter, The Wyndham Legacy
Quotations
Last humorous final situation I'm likely to register; rest will be hysterically funny; femme hystérique; or hysterical: sits down and eats the chicken like tomorrow is prohibition on food; tip-toe on the bed, unsash shutter, peering out: a Moroccan with Spanish lady, some species of argument under the window: ...
1969, Ronald Tavel, Street of stairs, page 128