deresinate
/dɪˈrɛzɪneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or remove the covering from (something) such as the laths of a building or the covering of a mine shaft
“The old wooden laths were deresinated to expose the structural frame of the building.”
2. verb
to remove or clear (a road, path, etc.) of loose material such as gravel or snow
“The snowplow deresinated the road to ensure safe passage for commuters.”
3. verb
to strip or uncover (a part of something) such as a hidden layer or a secret
“The archaeologists deresinated the ancient artifacts to reveal the original designs.”