Verb - to unfasten and remove pegs, usually with laundry from a clothes line
Frequency: 1
Here are all of the speeches where unpeg shows up across the corpus:
Not
this
by
no
means
that
I
bid
you
do
:
Let
the
bloat
king
tempt
you
again
to
bed
,
Pinch
wanton
on
your
cheek
,
call
you
his
mouse
,
And
let
him
,
for
a
pair
of
reechy
kisses
Or
paddling
in
your
neck
with
his
damned
fingers
,
Make
you
to
ravel
all
this
matter
out
That
I
essentially
am
not
in
madness
,
But
mad
in
craft
.
’Twere
good
you
let
him
know
,
For
who
that’s
but
a
queen
,
fair
,
sober
,
wise
,
Would
from
a
paddock
,
from
a
bat
,
a
gib
,
Such
dear
concernings
hide
?
Who
would
do
so
?
No
,
in
despite
of
sense
and
secrecy
,
Unpeg
the
basket
on
the
house’s
top
,
Let
the
birds
fly
,
and
like
the
famous
ape
,
To
try
conclusions
,
in
the
basket
creep
And
break
your
own
neck
down
.