uncork
/ˈʌŋkɔrk/Definitions
1. verb
to remove the cork from a bottle of wine, champagne, or other beverage, especially to serve it.
“The sommelier uncorked the wine and let it breathe for a few minutes before serving it.”
2. verb
to reveal or make known a hidden or secret aspect of something.
“The investigation uncorked a web of deceit and corruption within the company.”
3. noun
the act of removing the cork from a bottle of wine or other beverage.
“The uncorking of the champagne was a festive moment at the wedding reception.”