outcase
/ˈaʊtkeɪs/Definitions
1. verb
to take out of a case, especially a protective one.
“She had to outcase the fragile vase to clean it.”
2. verb
to remove something from its protective case.
“He outcased his phone to put in a new battery.”
3. noun
a case or sheath for removing something, especially for cleaning.
“The outcase for the jewelry was delicate and expensive.”