different between unfast vs unfist
unfast
English
Etymology 1
From Middle English unfasten, unvesten, onfesten, equivalent to un- +? fast.
Verb
unfast (third-person singular simple present unfasts, present participle unfasting, simple past and past participle unfasted)
- (transitive) To loose; release.
Etymology 2
From un- +? fast.
Adjective
unfast (comparative more unfast, superlative most unfast)
- Not fast or safe; not secure.
Derived terms
- unfastness
Anagrams
- fusant
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unfist
English
Etymology
un- +? fist
Verb
unfist (third-person singular simple present unfists, present participle unfisting, simple past and past participle unfisted)
- To unclench (one's fist)
Anagrams
- Sutfin, fustin, unfits
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