v. [UN-2 5, 7.] trans. To deprive of the function of a siphon. Hence Unsiphoned ppl. a.
1878. J. A. Russell, Sanitary Houses, 19. Traps may be unsiphoned by a body of water coming down the soil pipe, making suction behind it.
1884. E. F. Willoughby, Hygiene, v. 194. This simple preventative of unsyphoning is little appreciated.
1894. Times, 20 Feb., 3/6. The unsyphoned traps of the waterclosets.