Unbed

v. [UN-² 5.] trans. To remove from a bed; to disembed. Also refl.

1611.  Florio, Dislettare, to vnbed, to vncouch.

1653.  Walton, Angler, v. 129. That learned man has made me to believe that Eeles unbed themselves, and stir at the noise of the thunder.

1821.  Clare, Vill. Minstr., II. 122. And as the plough unbeds the worms, The crows and magpies gather there.

1883.  R. Bridges, Prometheus, 102. In the ruined dwellings and old tombs He dug, unbedding from the wormed ooze Vessels and tools.