“+ transitive verb
Etymology: Middle English ungyrden, from Old English ongyrdan, from on- un- (II) + gyrdan to gird
1. : to divest of a restraining band or girdle : free from constriction
ungirded his camels — Gen 24:32 (Revised Standard Version)
2. archaic : to loosen or lay aside by or as if by undoing a belt
ungirt and cast off that cloak — John Jackson
ungird thy strangeness, and tell me — Shakespeare