Definition

discase

verb
  1. to remove from a case or covering; to uncase
  2. Usage: archaic or rare

Examples

  • He discased the sword from its sheath.
  • The jeweler discased the diamond to examine it closely.
  • She discased the fragile instrument before cleaning it.
  • The archaeologist carefully discased the ancient artifact from its protective wrapping.

A daily word game

Lexagon is a word swipe puzzle with a Lexical twist.

Every board hides one long word, the LEXAGON, with a clue to help you find it. Double your points by unlock unlimited definition hints, along with fast thinking. One new puzzle a day, free to play, nothing to install.

Play today’s puzzle Puzzle #132
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