Definitions

1. verb

to remove the bark from a tree or other plant, or to remove the outer layer of something, especially a ship’s hull

“The shipyard workers unbarked the old sailing vessel to prepare it for restoration.”

2. noun

the act of removing the bark from a tree or other plant, or the outer layer of something, especially a ship’s hull

“The process of unbarking the wooden hull was a crucial step in the ship’s renovation.”

3. verb

to leave a ship or a dock, especially in a sudden or unexpected manner

“The storm caused the sailors to unbark the ship in a hurry, trying to avoid the strong winds.”