Unlute

v. [UN-² 4.] trans. To remove the lute from (a vessel, etc.).

1661.  Boyle, Sceptical Chym., I. 68. Upon the unluting the vessels, it infected the Room with a scarce supportable stink.

1662.  Merrett, trans. Neri’s Art of Glass, lxxiii. Unlute the Chrysibles.

1758.  Reid, trans. Macquer’s Chym., i. 226. Let the vessels cool, unlute them.

1839.  Ure, Dict. Arts, 10. The adopter tube is then unluted, and is slid into its junction pipe.