v. [UN-2 4 b.] refl. To restore (oneself) from fatigue.
1734. Carey, Chrononhotonthologos, i. Fatigu’d with the tremendous Toil of War,… on downy Couch … Himself he unfatigues with gentle Slumbers.
1836. B. Hall, Schloss Hainfeld, i. 14. May I trust you will induce Mrs. Hall to ‘unfatigue’ herself … in this Tadmore in the wilderness?
