unshoot
English
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) To shoot back (the bolt of a door), to allow opening.
Etymology
Prefix from English shoot.
Origin
English
shoot
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airshoot English
- atshoot English
- backshoot English
- crapshoot English
- foreshoot English
- gut-shoot English
- inshoot English
- longshoot English
- microshoot English
- offshoot English
- oreshoot English
- outshoot English
- overshoot English
- photoshoot English
- reshoot English
- shoot English
- shootable English
- shootaround English
- shootee English
- shooter English
- shootest English
- shooteth English
- shootfighter English
- shootfighting English
- shoothouse English
- shooting English
- shootist English
- shootless English
- shootlet English
- shootlike English
- shootling English
- shootward English
- shooty English
- slingshoot English
- slop shoot English
- troubleshoot English
- undershoot English
- upshoot English
- watershoot English
- chut Spanish, Castilian
- chutar Spanish, Castilian
- chutar Portuguese
- chuto Portuguese
- 修斗 Japanese
- shoten Middle English
- xut Catalan, Valencian
- siyot Cebuano
- şut Turkish
- شات Hijazi Arabic
- شات Gulf Arabic
- shuda Kriol
- shoot
- shooty
- atshoot
- shooter
- inshoot
- upshoot
- shootee
- reshoot
- shooting
- shooteth
- airshoot
- offshoot
- shootist
- oreshoot
- shootlet
- outshoot
- shootest
- gut-shoot
- shootling
- backshoot
- crapshoot
- overshoot
- longshoot
- shootable
- shootlike
- shootward
- shootless
- foreshoot
- slop shoot
- microshoot
- undershoot
- slingshoot
- watershoot
- photoshoot
- shoothouse
- shootaround
- troubleshoot
- shootfighter
- shootfighting