vbl. sb. [f. UNCASE v.] The action of taking out of a case, etc.
1589. Nashe, Almond for Parrat, 12. I am a shreud fellow at the vncasing of a fox.
1613. Purchas, Pilgrimage (1614), 356. Goropius bestowes much paines in the vncasing of them.
1642. Milton, Animadv., Pref. In the serious uncasing of a grand imposture.
1693. Evelyn, Misc. Wks. (1825), 719. Un-casing, for the taking them out of the case or vessel.
a. 1701. Sedley, Tyrant K. of Crete, II. iv. Sir, commit the uncasing Him to me!
