unlead
/ʌnˈliːd/Definitions
1. verb
to remove a lead or lead shot from something, especially a gun barrel
“The hunter had to unlead the rifle after it got clogged with debris.”
2. verb
to cause someone to lose their lead or advantage
“The opposing team managed to unlead the favorites and secured a major upset.”
3. verb
to fail to give guidance or leadership
“The team’s performance suffered because their coach failed to unlead them effectively.”
4. noun
the act of removing a lead or lead shot
“The process of unlead is an essential step in maintaining a gun’s barrel.”
5. noun
the state of losing a lead or advantage
“The team’s unlead was evident in the final minutes of the game.”