unpucker

(ʌnˈpʌkə)

vb (tr)

to remove the wrinkles or puckers from (the brow, mouth, lips, etc)

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It was rich and wonderful, and with excellent decaf to help us unpucker. There was plenty to enjoy at home in this generous portion.

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Blow on the backside of the chick and the (trying to be delicate here) hole will sort of pucker and unpucker. Try this on about a dozen.

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Twisting it back to "both" restored the roar and unpuckered my seat.

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Mum could lug home a 20lb bag of coal across the Haydock slag heaps and its criss-cross stitching would still be unpuckered w hen s he turned t he corner home.

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