unfurnish
transitive verb
un·furnish
"+
1
archaic : to strip (as a place or a man) of means of defense
2
obsolete : divest
that which may unfurnish me of reason
Shakespeare
Shakespeare3
: to clear (as a house or apartment) of furniture : dismantle
Word History
Etymology
un- entry 2 + furnish
- antisubversion
- antisubversions
- antisubversive
- antisubversives
- antisuicide
- antisun
- antisunward
- antisweatshop
- antisymmetric
- antisympathomimetic
- antisyphilitic
- antisyphilitics
- antitakeover
- antitank
- antitarnish
- antitaua
- antitauons
- antitax
- antitechnologies
- antitechnology
- antiterrorism
- antiterrorisms
- antiterrorist
- antiterrorists
- antitheft