unsuit v.

Brock unsuited; the vine had left a red, raw line about his waist.

He unsuited himself.

‘Take off your suit. Then come in with your hands over your head.’ Without waiting for the man to finish unsuiting, Broward took the scout out of the port and away towards Mars.

There was another opening at the end of this space, giving entrance directly to the lock, saving time when one must suit or unsuit in leaving or entering the ship. I ran my hand along the rack of suits, striving to find one enough my size to be, if not comfortable, usable.

He had unsuited and now hung close beside her, lightly holding a handgrip.

After a lot of shuffling around, everybody finally got plugged in and we were allowed to unsuit, ninety-seven naked chickens squirming out of bright green eggs.

Later, as his students unsuited in the equipment locker, laughingand joking as they cleaned and stored their work suits, Leo drifted over to the silent and pale Tony.

‘If you and your men want to unsuit, it'll be a lot more comfortable.’ There was a pause, then the figure reached up, touched seals around its neck, and lifted the helmet clear.