transitive verb
-·fled, -·fling to remove a covering from (the face, head, etc.)
to take off something that muffles
unmuffle
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unmuffle
verb
un·muf·fled, un·muf·fling, un·muf·flesverb
transitiveTo free from a garment or device that muffles.
verb
intransitiveTo remove or cast off something that muffles.
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present unmuffles, present participle unmuffling, simple past and past participle unmuffled)
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Origin
un- +"Ž muffle
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