Dismantle
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 76
a. [ Dis, and mantle.] To deprive, as of dre ; to strip; to divest; to loose; to throw open or off; to deprive or strip, as of apparatus or furniture; to unrig; to deprive or strip, as of military furniture; to deprive, as of outworks or forts; to break down. Dismantled, p. a. Divested; stripped of furniture; deprived of outworks or forts; unrigged; as, a disman tled ship.
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