v. [UN-2 3, 4.]
1. trans. To empty (of people).
c. 1450. Merlin, xx. 358. Moo [men] he myght haue hadde yef he wolde, but he seide he wolde not lete the reame be vnstuffed of peple.
2. To free from being stuffed.
1611. Cotgr., Desestouffer, to emptie, euacuate, vnstuffe.
1675. Han. Woolley, Gentlew. Comp., 163. Saffron is a great Cordial, and unstuffs the pipes of the Lungs.
1852. Meanderings of Mem., I. 56. The brain [it] will scavage and the breast unstuff.
