unscale
/ˈənˌskeɪl/Definitions
1. verb
to remove the scales from (a fish, for example)
“The chef unscaled the fresh salmon before cooking it.”
2. verb
to remove a protective coating or layer from something
“The technician unscaled the metal surface to apply a new finish.”
3. verb
to remove the scales from something, such as a musical instrument
“The musician unscaled her violin to adjust the strings.”
4. verb
to remove the protective covering from a product, such as a CD or DVD
“You’ll need to unscale the new CD before playing it in your player.”
5. noun
the act of removing the scales from something
“The unscale of the fish was a difficult task, but it made the meat tender.”