Obs. [UN-2 4.] trans. To undress. Also refl. and fig.
1597. Beard, Theatre God’s Judgements, 342. Who being suspected, was in the presence of many vntired, and found to be a man.
1613. Purchas, Pilgrimage (1614), 536. Then doe they vntire themselues, and … eate the cheere in the Platters.
1651. Life Diazius, in Fuller, Abel Rediv., 143. Diazius in his youthfull dayes had cloath’d His heart with Popery…. When he was inspir’d By Heaven, he searcht for truth, and soon untyr’d Himselfe.
