unqueen
/(ˌ)ʌnˈkwiːn/Now rare
verb
[with object] To deprive (a woman) of the rank or position of queen; to dethrone.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Stubbs (c1541–1590), religious writer. From un- + queen.
- extradural
- extrafamilial
- extrafloral
- extragalactic
- extra innings
- extrajudicial
- extrajudicially
- extra large
- extralegal
- extralimital
- extralinguistic
- extramarital
- extramaritally
- extramundane
- extramural
- extramurally
- extramusical
- turn someone away
- turn someone down
- turn someone in
- turn someone off
- turn someone on
- turn someone on to
- turn someone out
- turn someone over to